Sentence examples for getting constantly from inspiring English sources

Gee, who's going to win that vote?" Getting constantly big-footed by the C.I.A. wears on a man.

Now that we know that human behavior has been getting constantly gentler and fairer, how do we proceed best with that wind at our backs?

But when I'm getting constantly attacked, and people are making false statements, I'm not always a turn-the-other cheek kind of guy".

But by being between an apartment in HarvardUniversity and a family home in Dublin, and the family house getting constantly invaded by tele­phone calls, the balance of where I was— you know: was I in America?

I was working in the anti-racist field and what I was getting constantly was this brick wall from police officers and other agencies saying 'look, this is not about race'.

After getting constantly passed on the left for much of the earlier flat sections – "A gauche Jonathan, attention, A GAUCHE mec!" – I was making good progress on the hills.

I get constantly reminded on Twitter".

As a boys' book it gets constantly rewritten, which is part of its hypnotic grip on the American imagination.

Robert Sherer, a history professor for 14 years beginning in 1975, recalls that he "got constantly in trouble with the dean by failing too many students.

I went to college in 1947, it was the heyday of the New Criticism, and when we studied poetry or novels we'd get constantly asked, "Well, what's the proof in the text for what you're saying".

While practically making exams the center of the educational mission, the country underinvested in curriculum development and teacher training, overlooking the approaches that other nations use to help teachers get constantly better.