Sentence examples for has continued down from inspiring English sources
In the Senate, Mr. Coburn has continued down his singular path, driving Democrats and some Republicans to distraction with his prolific use of the "hold" — the ability of a single senator to object to moving ahead on a measure without a debate.
She loved the mutual support among artists, which was, according to her, wholly genuine, and has continued down the years.
Despite wasting £35m on Carroll, Liverpool did better from the deal than Torres, whose form has continued down the mournful road Lawrenson had foreseen at the time.
"Instead of creating new jobs and growing the economy, President Bush has continued down the senseless road of cutting more taxes for the wealthiest Americans".
But the sight of his golden death mask provoked a media frenzy, and the wild conjecture has continued down to our time of high-tech studies of the Tut mummy.
This summer that process has continued; more importantly, it has continued down the market and down the league; it does not just apply to obvious targets signed as a team's stand-out star, whose numbers on the market get fewer.
The questions have continued down to the present.
The rejection of the Versailles treaty and the League of Nations after the First World War and then of preparedness on the eve of the Second are only the best known of the Senate's many acts of foreign-policy sabotage, which have continued down to the present, with its refusal to ratify international instruments on genocide, nuclear testing, and human rights.
Property values here fell by 50percentt and more post-2008 and have continued down through this year.
As the teams had gone off at half-time there had been confrontations among players and staff, and words were exchanged between players and officials too, which may have continued down the tunnel.
"This," Crystal writes, "is where we see the origins of virtually all the arguments over punctuation that have continued down the centuries and which are still with us today".
