Sentence examples for remained continuously from inspiring English sources

It has remained continuously in Dutch hands since 1816.

His system, or variants of it, has remained continuously in use in music schools of Europe and the United States.

Imagine a world in which written English had changed so little that works of "Beowulf" 's era remained continuously readable for the past twelve hundred years.

If you were assigned any Shakespeare critic in high school, it was probably A. C. Bradley, the Oxford professor of poetry, whose lectures on Shakespearean tragedy were published in 1904 and have remained continuously in print.

She recounted shipping a few "sponge care packages" from Canada, where she said the Today Sponge had remained continuously on sale since 2003, to friends in the United States.

Due to this inter-limb asymmetry, the weak leg failed to provide enough support during stance and remained continuously over-flexed, while the stronger leg exhibited an over-extended configuration (Fig. 2a).

Few television shows remain continuously in production for 20 years.

This listing shall be posted and shall remain continuously displayed for the next twelve consecutive months.

And it would enable insurers to increase premiums by 30percentt for people who do not remain continuously covered.

But of course Handel became famous, first and foremost, as the composer of Messiah: the first work to enter and remain continuously in the great canon of western music.

Although the epithelia of organs such as the intestine regenerate constantly and thus remain continuously proliferative, other organs, such as the mammalian urinary bladder, shift from near-quiescence to a highly proliferative state in response to epithelial injury.