Sentence examples for it's continually from inspiring English sources

(A few of their scenes play as if they grew from improvised hours of the actors' being stuck in the same car.) Sunny's ego needs a massage, since it's continually beaten down in his encounters with Bobbi (Daryl Hannah), the wife he left behind.

We all seem to be very anxious about its use, and afraid to question why it's continually blighting the black community.

Going forward, Shopcade evidently sees big data as its bread and butter, based on the intel it's continually gathering about fashion-focused shoppers' likes (and by implication dislikes) — and then selling that 'trend spotting' business intelligence back to large retailers so they can decide what to stock on their shelves.

The best is that it's continually growing.

"This collection is a work in progress and it's continually expanding.

There's lots of pretty interplay buy both teams but it's continually fizzling out around the boxes.

That means that transcendence, in Levinas's understanding of it, is continually directed toward "something other than ourselves" (OE, 58).

Because of its strategic position, it was continually fought over, passing among the Arabs, Persians, Portuguese, and Turks until 1840, when the sultan of Zanzibar finally gained control.

"L'Avventura" and Federico Fellini's more flamboyant film "La Dolce Vita," to which it was continually compared, tugged the European art film toward fashion.

But the movie is so busy jumping back and forth between the past and present that it is continually stumbling over itself and breaking its own spell (Holden).

Its dance language, its unfolding structure and its moods are dynamic, as if the terrain about it were continually shifting, like a kaleidoscope.