Sentence examples for gives continuity from inspiring English sources

The missing No 7 For a long time England haven't had a poacher, fetcher, stealer – that plays in a No 7 shirt who gives continuity in attack and is an absolute menace in defence, who's continually the first, second or third person there at the cost of everything else.

The cropped fitted jacket neatens the bustline while the cornflower colour gives continuity with the gown.

"We appreciate the fact that Bailey stays as creative officer, which gives continuity to the stylistic direction," he said.

"It helps raise the human spirit; it gives meaning to life; it gives continuity to life; it gives purpose and civilization".

The ego gives continuity and consistency to behaviour by providing a personal point of reference which relates the events of the past (retained in memory) with actions of the present and of the future (represented in anticipation and imagination).

Full of echoes and correspondences, the turns and returns of her thinking, her show also wanders into the low-ceilinged 1960s galleries, and gives continuity to the Whitworth's disjointed architecture, its layers of styles and displays.

There are key themes that give continuity: emancipation, primitivism, self-consciousness, individualism, abstraction, secularism and scientism.

I prefer us to lose the ball like that but give continuity to our play".

She spent one semester learning Spanish and giving continuity to her studies.

As is the reason given – continuity of selection from Chester-le-Street Chester-le-Street Chester-le-Streetince announced himselastSeptemberrnational player of explosive talent.

This ended the soliciting of votes for the control of policy by private interests and gave continuity of policy to the direction.