Sentence examples for had continually from inspiring English sources

The critics said these estimates had continually changed and sounded too good to be true.

"Individual entrants had continually gone the extra mile and employers acknowledged the importance of a transparent and dynamic recruitment process".

Helen Lucy Burke contested Norris's claim that she had continually turned her tape recorder on and off during the interview.

Francis Bacon, the scientist-philosopher for whose advancement in the government Essex had continually pressed, was one of the prosecutors at Essex' trial.

Meanwhile, Geert Wilders's far-right populist Party for Freedom (PVV) had continually opposed austerity measures, especially since they were designed to comply with EU standards.

But its ruler, Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum, had continually dismissed concerns over the city-state's liquidity and claims it overreached during the good times.

His mother had continually pressured him to get married, to which he normally replied that he didn't have time to look for a wife.

In therapy, the woman made an important connection: her father was barely literate, and her mother had continually humiliated him about his poor grammar.

His replacement, Heizo Takenaka, had continually criticised Mr Yanagisawa for underplaying the mountain of bad loans on the balance sheets of Japan's sickly banks.

Harold J. Withers, chairman of the Suffolk County Republican Committee, said the matter had continually been an issue in the county.

The public address had continually to ask people to stand back from the track so they would be safe from harm.