Sentence examples for persistently did from inspiring English sources

Persistently did run the classic distance of a mile and a quarter.

There are potential political benefits, in other words, to branding yourself as the candidate of compassion toward illegal immigrants, as George W. Bush persistently did.

One of the ways in which the Church of England  persistently does this is by failing to include openly gay people from advisory groups: the latest being group chaired by Sir Joseph Pilling to advise the House of Bishops on the Church of England's approach to human sexuality.

Success comes from persistently improving and inventing, not from persistently doing what's not working.

When a young woman's roof leaked persistently, we didn't get off the phone until it was fixed.

The subject who was persistently weak did not reconstitute his motor network.

"If a governor fails persistently to do this, then they will be in breach of the code of conduct and may bring the governing body or the office of a governor into disrepute - and as such provide grounds for the governing body to consider suspension," said a spokesman.

In certain hosts, Campylobacter species colonize persistently and do not cause disease, while they cause acute intestinal disease in humans.

Omar and his group fought credibly and persistently, but they did not rise to senior leadership in the rebellion.

"Although … [there was never] any particular concern, I nevertheless took the view that I should go to R20 to try to obtain the information myself, because it was very much the case with R20 that you would not receive anything if you did not persistently ask for it," she explained.

Because he persistently programmed works that did not attract the public, Beecham's musical activities at this time consistently lost money.