Sentence examples for my continual from inspiring English sources

So my continual touch-base was always back in Manchester with BC, because of the language thing.

I normally drive my girlfriend crazy with my continual stopping to take photos and so the every "100 steps" part of the task, which placed a reasonable limit on my usual distraction, really helped maintain domestic harmony that day.

I've had people lecture me at length about how I'm killing myself with my continual use of this white powder.

That was a major reason for my activism and my continual investment in DVAN and our blog, diacritics.org, the leading online source for Vietnamese and diasporic arts, culture, and politics.

Despite my continual efforts to reassure her that they didn't leave her out and did want to play with her -- it was purely bad timing in where the line broke -- she melted down, retreated to the top of a hill and sobbed.

The most common mistakes of all are typos (my own continual problem).

Most importantly, CSU fed my passion for science, my understanding of the importance of strong, healthy teams, and my commitment to continual improvement of research administration programs.

Police also stated concerns about the trio continuing to influence people to carry out FGM. "The other concern is the continual, in my opinion, pressure they put other members of the community to keep FGM quiet, to continue the status quo and fight this until it goes away and everything will be alright," Stek said.

"The past few weeks have been very difficult, and I am most grateful to my readers for offering continual support, and for reminding me what Jessica Darling means to both them and to me.

He complained to Jaeger in 1903, "My life is one continual giving up of little things which I love".

As opposed to just not doing any kind of activity, rather than just going to work and doing what I do and not stretching and not exercising for that matter, I feel that it probably could help a lot, just with my mobility in that general area and probably like, you know, make me, just more comfortable with moving and not having that continual, "Oh my back!" You know?