Sentence examples for continuously played from inspiring English sources
The court-tennis title is the longest continuously played championship in sports; the earliest recorded world-title match was in 1740.
26th over: South Africa 143-3 (chasing 324; Smith 68, Duminy 0) "I would wager that never in the history of sport has psychology continuously played such an important role in the fate of one team," says Ross Young.
LGR and similar unstructured gridding approaches have continuously played an important role in reservoir simulations.
Urban public open space has continuously played a significant role in enhancing the quality of life of urban inhabitants and in supporting urban metabolism.
The unidentified 30-year old male was in a cybercafe in the Guangdong province where he continuously played a game for three days and then collapsed in front of his computer.
The rationale behind SL as a metric for temporal quality is the fact that it is better for the human eye to watch a continuously played back video at a lower quality rather than watching a higher quality video sequence that is frequently interrupted.
Cuomo replied: "Of course, any Italian American politician risks being associated with the mafia, not least because the media continuously plays on this image".
One client of Ms. Dubbeldam's deals with it by continuously playing art videos ("Gary Hill or something," she said); another, an investment banker, displays stock quotes all day.
Most notable is the continuously playing videotape of piano performances by, among others, Artur Rubinstein, Claudio Arrau, Vladimir Horowitz, Rudolf Serkin and Eubie Blake, who all knew how to get to Carnegie Hall.
The only entertainment on offer for inhabitants of this terrible universe appears to be a cheapo Blakes-7-type drama continuously playing on TV sets mounted on wall brackets.
"By mastering the useful trick of playing the entire chromatic scale at any given moment, he has absolved himself from the charge of continuously playing the wrong notes," wrote Green.
