Sentence examples for continuously ever from inspiring English sources

Darwin gathered much evidence in its support, but evidence has accumulated continuously ever since, derived from all biological disciplines.

Francis was widely considered a saint in his own lifetime He was canonized just two years after his death, in 1226, and has been venerated more or less continuously ever since.

A PLAY called "Sorry, Wrong Number", written by Lucille Fletcher, was first broadcast on a New York radio station in 1943, and, in one form or another, in some part of the world, has been running almost continuously ever since.

The play — which originated four years ago, at the National Theatre, and has been running in London, to great acclaim, more or less continuously ever since — is based on a children's book of the same name by Michael Morpurgo, who lives in Iddesleigh, the village in which the book is set.

Since 1997 the European incoherent scatter radar facility EISCAT has an additional installation on Svalbard and has been providing electron density data nearly continuously ever since.

The Well has been in print continuously ever since and has been translated into at least 14 languages.

She even helped, by continuously denying, ever so 'vehemently,' any allegations that they had been or ever were lovers".

It was just the dawn of the UK's culinary awakening, with Marco Pierre White as its precocious poster boy, and the stakes have been continuously upped ever since.

He defined his artistic positions in Lettres sur la danse et sur les ballets (Letters on Dancing and Ballets), published in 1760 and continuously reprinted ever since.

Semiconductor devices have been continuously downscaled ever since the invention of the first transistor [1], leading the size of a single building block of modern devices to a few nanometers (nm).

We started work on the videos over a year ago, when I first sent Anthony the album, and they've been continuously evolving ever since.