Sentence examples for it can continually from inspiring English sources
The early answer, repeated many times since, was no: powers that the constitution assigns to Congress cannot be given away to others, except by constitutional amendment or by Congress's own say-so; and even when Congress ratifies a treaty, it can continually override its operations by, for example, refusing to provide any money.
Even the shutter lag is less severe: it can continually refocus as you move, so that it's ready to shoot when you are.
Queens is already convinced it doesn't get enough respect, and now it can continually point out that nobody is ever going to suggest changing the name of the Manhattan Bridge, or renaming the Brooklyn Bridge for Rudy Giuliani.
It's brilliant to play, because I can continually shed what I've just done; but I have to work hard at making the connections, because she is not self-conscious, she doesn't know herself.
My masters did exactly what was needed to produce high-quality social workers who are prepared for the realities of work; it provided a skill set from which I can continually develop.
"I really need to knuckle down and be clear with what I want to do and what tactics are going to work for me and how I can continually make that happen.
However, if you don't care when your parakeet says it, you can continually repeat it over and over.
"Everybody can access it for free, you can continually update it, you can always improve it, and you can correct mistakes," said Lee Dyer, an assistant professor in ecology and evolutionary biology at Tulane University, who was dissuaded from publishing a book on Costa Rican caterpillars by Daniel Janzen, a professor of biology at the University of Pennsylvania.
"It can be continually taken apart and remade," he said.
The size of a piece of copier paper, it can be continually updated via a wireless link, and can store and display hundreds of pages of newspapers, books and documents.
