Sentence examples for has steadily got from inspiring English sources
A programme to develop a faster, better, cheaper replacement for the space shuttle is also under way.The glaring odd man out is the space station, which has steadily got later, worse, more expensive and more pointless.
"Up All Night" got off to a sleepy start but has steadily gotten better, mostly because the show's attention has wisely shifted away from the nursery to the workplace, where Maya Rudolph holds court as a big baby of a daytime talk show host.
Salazar claims Rupp's improvement in 2011 was no surprise because he had steadily got better throughout his career.
But all the opportunity for participation offered to Scottish voters does not seem to have enthused them: polls show that they have steadily got more disillusioned and less inclined to vote.Some consultation is clearly necessary.
The number of patients with disorders of consciousness has soared in recent decades, ironically, because doctors have steadily got better at saving patients with catastrophic injuries.
I've steadily gotten better".
After school, Mrs. Krabappel tells Bart his grades have steadily gotten worse and warns him about an upcoming exam on Colonial America, but Bart does not pay attention.
In a subsequent review of Family Guys eighth season, Isler listed "Go Stewie Go" as being "full of the lowest of the lowest-common-denominator "jokes", with heavy reliance on toilet humor and the characteristic cutaway gags that have steadily gotten more random and less funny".
In a subsequent review of Family Guys eighth season, Isler listed "Peter-assment" as being "full of the lowest of the lowest-common-denominator "jokes", with heavy reliance on toilet humor and the characteristic cutaway gags that have steadily gotten more random and less funny".
In the past month, the lead Republican Tom Cotton has opened up has steadily been getting wider.
Scott Robson writes that "throughout the 1990's network content had steadily been getting racier in response to changing social norms" ["You Can't Do That on Television!," July 18].
