Sentence examples for have a continuity from inspiring English sources

Or maybe he didn't have a continuity editor.

"We're keen to have a continuity between the under-18's, under-21's and seniors.

We have a continuity in our relationship that we haven't had for years -- and because the contact is frequent, I don't feel guilty when I can't do it.

It's always in the back of my mind to have a continuity, and it reads like a storybook, but I don't think I have the bandwidth to pull off a concept album well.

We have a continuity of operations plan on paper but it wasn't, it really wasn't implemented".

You can't have a continuity of care if you want it, it's just not possible.

"But to him, all this stuff was deep and meaningful and had a continuity to it.

Traditional knowledge of fire management which related specifically to that corner of the earth was contained in the Bininj Kunwok language, says Garde. "Their elders grew up living on the rock country, interacting with the environment which had a continuity with life for thousands of years," he says.

The majority of the present-day grasslands are situated on former common grazing land and have had a continuity of at least 274 years: the remaining grasslands are younger and developed during the 20th century on arable or forested land.

Having a continuity of aesthetic became really important for this record.

First, it is not clear if each line of a multi-line text is to be treated as a single text having a continuity of sequence, or if it is to be regarded as separate text.