Sentence examples for having continually from inspiring English sources

Having continually evaded detection, the five friends set off in October 1953 for the border with East Germany.

The announcement relieves the opera house of having continually to find replacements and removes a lingering cloud of uncertainty because of Mr. Levine's health problems.

"By having continually flat budgets all the time, we are running a risk of endangering the academic programs as well as the reputation of the university system".

Manuel Pellegrini is confident Vincent Kompany is not mentally scarred by having continually to return from injury as the Manchester City captain makes his latest comeback at Newcastle on Tuesday.

With Moyles having continually boasted, with his tongue only slightly in his cheek, that he was the "saviour of Radio 1", Parfitt will be banking on the laddish loudmouth to bring listeners to the key slot, which is the most important on the station as it sets the tone for the rest of the day.

When she was working abroad, she worried that it would harden her heart — that she'd grow used to the misery around her, having continually to turn away from people tugging at her clothes — but she believes she's still the same Pollyanna she always was.

"He has continually worked hard.

The city has continually resisted.

And she has continually updated her music.

"The horse show has continually evolved.

In response, CITES has continually evolved.