Sentence examples for had been continuous from inspiring English sources
Military officials said the bombing had been continuous and focused on units defending key cities from opposition forces.
(For weight classes, see freestyle wrestling). Earlier wrestling had been continuous and contested to one or two of three falls, sometimes with a time limit, sometimes without.
Earlier wrestling had been continuous and contested to one or two of three falls, sometimes with a time limit, sometimes without.
Dr King described how the ice caps like those on Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, had been continuous for hundreds of thousands of years and survived through successive warm periods but were now expected to disappear in 30 to 40 years.
The Greenpeace and Amnesty reports tell of spills that had been continuous for years and many that had never been cleaned up (despite claims by Shell to the contrary).
No doubt the show would have been more powerful if it had been continuous, but given the episodic nature of "Delusion," the break did not take much of a toll.
"Throughout this there've been continuous leaks," he said.
But there has been continuous economic growth, every single year except one over the last decade.
Elsewhere in both Eastern and Western Catholic Christendom, its use during divine worship and during processions has been continuous.
1868, but the contacts must have been "continuous and systematic". Id. at 416, 104 S.Ct.
