Sentence examples for incessantly rooted from inspiring English sources

When the dog finds his man, he barks incessantly, rooted to the spot, to announce the game has finished.

Well, pigs prematurely taken from their mothers also root incessantly for something to chew or suck on; and if they are pigs spending their abbreviated lives in a factory farm, where maybe 500 animals are crowded into a space no bigger than a living room, the thing they try to chew on is the tail of the hog in front of them.

Related: Rooted; rooting.

"It was a heck of a race, wasn't it?" Mr. Lazio, who incessantly stressed his New York roots during the campaign in a none-too-subtle reminder that his opponent was an out-of-towner, grew up a few miles from here, in West Islip.

Characters on "Mad Men" struggle in shame and secrecy with the very things that today are openly, incessantly boasted and blogged about: humble roots, broken homes, homosexuality, unwed motherhood, caring for senile parents.

Grimes for the most part has run a cautious campaign, incessantly touting a "jobs agenda," her Kentucky cultural roots as a horsewoman and target shooter, and ridiculing McConnell as out of touch, ineffective and hard-hearted.

"Unfortunately, you've grown up hearing voices that incessantly warn of government as nothing more than some separate, sinister entity that's at the root of all our problems," Mr. Obama told the crowd at the Ohio State commencement ceremony.

Moving about here is like balancing in the canopy of a huge moss-covered tree, the ground one or two meters beneath a lattice of roots and prostrate trunks of trees that twist up, stunted, into the mist that drips incessantly.

Incessantly, even.

He prepares incessantly.

Oak toads chorused incessantly.