Sentence examples for has continually put from inspiring English sources

"But you're a man who, by his own admission, has showered with young boys — highly inappropriate — who has continually put himself in the presence of young boys — volunteer high school coach, volunteer at a small local college even after you were largely disassociated from Penn State.

During the first presidential debate on Monday, and as she travels the country talking to voters, Mrs. Clinton has been arguing that, throughout his career, Mr. Trump has continually put his own interests above everyone else's — whether the small contractors he has refused to pay or the taxes she says he still owes the federal government.

Clinton showed her frustration with the Sanders campaign, which has continually put her on the defensive for her close relationship with Wall Street, including six-figure speaking fees she received from Goldman Sachs.

Trump administration officials have continually put forth conflicting narratives and talking points about the allegations against Porter, who left the White House as staff secretary last week after his two ex-wives, Colbie Holderness and Jennie Willoughby, said that he had punched and choked them.

San Francisco, CA What you're getting: Mint tagliatelle, or any of their risottos Since 1998, when Delfina opened in the Mission and essentially ushered in a new era for that entire neighborhood, Craig and Anne Stoll have continually put out some of the best Italian food in SF (sorry red-sauce spots of North Beach).

But the Obama administration has continually refused put forth its own plan for an Isis war authorization beyond a couple of soundbites saying it'd be nice if Congress passed one (while also making clear it won't make a difference either way).

The internet and TV is the marriage that has continually been put on hold.

"Trying to get the law to protect me has only continually put me in harm's way," she wrote.

Infamous for his conservative approach to investing, Buffett has continually suggested hat investors put their money in low-fee S&P index funds over hiring "professionals" who claim they can beat the market.

But the underlying problem that has continually halted progress in putting the new government permanently in place has been the clandestine guerrilla army's refusal to dismantle its arsenal and declare its war with the British and Ulster's Protestant population at an end.

Ireland and Britain, sponsors of the original talks, have been working this spring to come up with a new formula to get around the disarmament problem that has continually deadlocked progress in putting the peace accord into effect.