Sentence examples for ongoing string of from inspiring English sources
Usain Bolt would have struggled to keep up with the ongoing string of Parramatta debacles in 2016.
The dialogue that Hittman writes is terse, insightful, and combative, and it's delivered almost like an ongoing string of asides, of internal or private monologues that the characters quietly but forcefully fling at one another.
In the latest development in an ongoing string of recalls, Toyota announced Tuesday that it will call back 437,000 hybrid vehicles worldwide.
The ongoing string of mass murders by non-Arab lone wolves (Sandy Hook, Aurora, etc., etc).
He also continued his litigious ways—he was involved in an ongoing string of legal actions until his death.
In light of the recent grand jury decision in Ferguson and the ongoing string of protests in America, Wu-Tang Clan has released the title track from their forthcoming Dec. 2 album "A Better Tomorrow".
Unless you learn that an applicant is engaged in a serious and ongoing crime -- a string of grisly murders, say, or touring with 'N Sync -- then you must respect her privacy.
Mulcaire was jailed for intercepting voicemails on phones used by aides to Princes William and Harry at the behest of the News of the World, has run up a legal bill of hundreds of thousands of pounds as he battles a string of ongoing phone-hacking lawsuits.
The head of the Serious Fraud Office has admitted that the future of the crime-fighting agency is shrouded in uncertainty despite the conviction of former City trader Tom Hayes for Libor-rigging and its ongoing work on a string of high-profile corporate cases.
Enough's LRA researcher Ledio Cakaj recently documented the failures of the SPLA and the United Nations Mission in Sudan, to protect civilians in Western Equatoria, where a string of ongoing LRA attacks displaced more than 80,000 Sudanese people in 2009.
(Forbes magazine notes that "Cruise's career has been rocky lately", but attributes his ongoing fortune to revenue from "a string of older hits that constantly play on TV").
