Sentence examples for showing continuously from inspiring English sources

The film is now showing continuously at the Seaport Museum's "Alfred Stieglitz New York" exhibit, which runs through January 10th.* Dunn wrote last week that she chose as her subjects photographers who "have an innate desire to walk the streets and take pictures that cannot be suppressed, and have done this for a long time".

Based on Kendall analysis, a set of 18 transcripts was selected showing continuously altering expression (p ≤ 0.01) in the biopsy samples along the adenoma-carcinoma sequence (Table  1).

We therefore recommend that reimplantation should be performed only in the absence of clinical signs of infectious symptoms, with CRP and ESR serum levels within the normal range (CRP < 5.0 mg/L and ESR < 10 mm/h) or showing continuously falling values.

It will be shown continuously throughout the run of the show, through June 3.

It produced a 15-minute video to be shown continuously in a local shopping centre, extolling the virtues of becoming a school governor.

Since then, this officer said, the video was shown continuously "during the sign-in, medical and administrative orientation process".

Five short films will be shown continuously during the show, including "A Marriage: Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz," featuring Jane Alexander and Christopher Plummer (1991), and "Paris Was a Woman," about Gertrude Stein and her circle between World War I and II (1997).

Throughout the huge trade show, held here from May 22 to 24, a line snaked around an olive-drab two-story building where an 11-minute trailer of the new game was being shown continuously in a 30-seat theater.

In ads shown continuously on Iowa television, Mr. Gingrich was depicted as a politician who made excessive blunders, supported liberal environmental policies and was ethically compromised.

With the XSi's "live view," what the sensor sees and will record is shown continuously on the liquid-crystal display screen, which in this model has grown to three inches.

All the sound and fury of that six-minute film, which shows continuously, might make visitors want to move quickly to the next room as soon as it is over.