Sentence examples for steadily doing from inspiring English sources

GP The regular TV time slots for MLS have been steadily doing what they were designed to do, if modestly, in building audiences for destination viewing.

Neither the other Mia of many reports, hungry for press and out for revenge, nor the long-married Allen with teenage daughters, steadily doing his work, are present here.

Schultz sees the Buckley of the seventies as "less involved in the political fray," but the record will show that the salesman was steadily doing what he could to promote a candidate who finally delivered that "great November day in the future" — what Buckley prophesied in the face of Goldwater's impending loss, in 1964.

"We want to make progress and we are steadily doing that," added Fenlon.

Bennett continued to record and tour steadily, doing a hundred shows a year by the end of the 1990s.

Since "Friends," the actress has worked steadily doing voice work and landing roles on "Californication," "How I Met Your Mother" and "Everybody Loves Raymond".

New Labour never said it wanted to double the prison population over early 1990s levels, yet that is what it steadily did, even as crime fell.

They have so far avoided falling far behind, mostly because they have been neither horrible nor heroic, merely steadily serviceable, doing just enough to stay in every game they have played.

Kevin Wilson, meanwhile, is already contemplating the summer: "I'd be happy if this was our line up for the First Test against Sri Lanka, though inevitably Taylor will be ignored, Root will probably be opening, Little Johnny Bairstow will be at 6 getting bowled through the gate and Finn won't be anywhere near the selectors thoughts, with Bresnan steadily not doing much as always.

The consensus leans steadily towards doing "more" with defense, including spending.

Steadily avoid doing the work, including homework.