Sentence examples for has remained continuously from inspiring English sources

It has remained continuously in Dutch hands since 1816.

Preface to Plato has remained continuously in print since its initial publication.

He could have looked at Soseki Natsume's classic I Am a Cat, which has remained continuously in print since its 1972 publication in English and is currently doing a brisk business on Amazon.

He later pointed out: "Gray's 'Elegy' was universally admired in his lifetime and has remained continuously the most popular of mid-eighteenth-century English poems; it is, as Gosse has called it, the standard English poem.

She recounted shipping a few "sponge care packages" from Canada, where she said the Today Sponge had remained continuously on sale since 2003, to friends in the United States.

If you were assigned any Shakespeare critic in high school, it was probably A. C. Bradley, the Oxford professor of poetry, whose lectures on Shakespearean tragedy were published in 1904 and have remained continuously in print.

Fourteen of the patients relapsed, and 45 have remained continuously disease-free.

In our analysis, we included these children as if they had remained continuously in the cohort throughout the study period.

Robert F. Capon, an Episcopal priest, author, theologian and food writer best known for "The Supper of the Lamb," a sui generis book about cooking and metaphysics that has remained in print almost continuously since it was first published in 1969, died on Sept. 5 in Greenport, N.Y.

Schaefer and his team found that the ratio in the bedrock  was simply too low for the site to have remained buried continuously over the last 1.25 million years—suggesting that it had been exposed and ice free at least once during that time.

He also ordered a marble-top table and a pier table, the only two pieces of furniture that have remained in the White House continuously since 1817, according to Betty Boyd Caroli, author of "Inside the White House".