Sentence examples for ongoing live from inspiring English sources

June's record traffic was primarily driven by the Guardian's coverage of the EU Referendum, as well the Stanford Sexual Assault Case, and ongoing live election coverage.

After suggesting that new material would arrive in July 2016, and subsequently missing this deadline, the R&B artist appears to be preparing for some kind of launch by hosting an ongoing live stream.

In a Judicial Studies Board lecture in Belfast last month, the lord chief justice, Lord Judge, said: "How is the principle of open justice compatible with preventing an ongoing, live and text-based dialogue to the outside world from a courtroom?

Of the remaining names, 10 have been referred to the PPS for direction, 11 are proceeding through Historical Enquiry Team review and two are ongoing live investigations".

For ongoing event like a sport game, EyeIn's plugin may get readers to return to the same site by providing ongoing live coverage with very little work required by the publisher.

Trasviña's office is running an ongoing "Live Free" campaign to get the word out about rights and obligations under the equal access rule.

"For me, it is crucial that we keep the language and culture of China alive and part of the ongoing lives of young Chinese-Americans," said Franklin Chu, who has been Southern Westchester's principal for the last six years and is a member of the Rye City Council.

"The ongoing live-capture trade since 1989 may have contributed to a cumulative decline over the past two decades," the agency writes, "and we considered this in combination with other past, present, and foreseeable future actions".

In what he calls a "rapprochement" to the collection, his visuals speculate scenarios for the ongoing lives of the sterile plaster casts.

But McDermott and McGough's art, which has rarely been afforded this designation, is based on a particular concept: theirs has been an ongoing, lived experiment with time.

Carers' engaging and articulate discussions centred on topics reflecting several dimensions of access including availability, affordability, accommodation, and acceptability; reflective of their ongoing lived experiences.