Sentence examples for incessantly tied from inspiring English sources

His cabinet was incessantly tied up in crisis management; rarely was it able to plan far ahead.

In 1942, in his best-selling "Generation of Vipers," Philip Wylie coined the term "momism" to describe what he claimed was an epidemic of mothers who kept their sons tied to their apron strings, boasted incessantly of their worth and demanded that politicians heed their moralizing.

Tie on the tie.

Tie direct.

Draw incessantly.

The 66-year-old Calhoun, who wore a blue suit and deep purple tie Thursday, chewed his gum incessantly and was up and down off the bench for most of the game.

In Nicaragua, where the Sandinistas are seeking to capture the presidency in a tight election next month, campaign advertisements for the right-of-center parties incessantly remind voters of the Sandinista revolution's close ties to terrorist governments.

Incessantly, even.

Oak toads chorused incessantly.

The telephone rang incessantly.

The phone rang incessantly.