Sentence examples for has constantly got from inspiring English sources

Life has constantly got better and better, and we're coming up against the fact that, instead of getting better and better, things are dropping off.

Whether we're swiping through our news feeds, snapping quick photos, or speed typing emoji-filled text messages, we've constantly got our hands on our digital devices.

"But if Bruce Wayne's mother and father had still been alive when he was a teenager, he'd have constantly gotten into screaming arguments with them about politics instead of just lovingly staring at their portrait.

The problem with 10-year-olds is that they're disorganized, they're constantly late and they've always got their heads buried in some video game when they should be doing homework.

Photography has constantly evolved.

"This neighborhood has constantly improved".

You see that particularly in the history the women's movement and anti-racist movement, [which] has constantly battled to get people out of prison and to reduce the amount of incarceration, but the women's movement, particularly as it developed in the 60s and 70s, wanted to crack down on people to get sexual violence and rape taken seriously by the criminal justice system.

"We've constantly been building, we've just got to keep it that way.

He constantly got pneumonia.

She constantly got the runaround.

(I'm sure my poor wife, who has to deal with constantly getting raped in her sleep, was probably hoping I would suggest abstinence).