Among his things were 17 bronze incense burners, which had been burning steadily for 500 years without once going out.
It began with the ball going out after two seconds and went steadily downhill from there: stop, start, dive, foul, complain, repeat for ninety tedious minutes.
Devastation was all around: his contemporaries, out on Lenox Avenue, were steadily going to jail or else were on "the needle".
My power was steadily going down.
They went out that evening and began dating steadily shortly later.
If the power has gone out, listen for wind and rain that will steadily increase as the hurricane nears.
Thinking this, Mr. Beresford walked steadily toward the doorway of the shop, intending to pass the man in the light hat and go out and catch his bus home.
Every day you have to summon the courage to go out into the streets (where the death toll is now reportedly at thirty-two), and your awareness of international opinion is steadily diminishing as Internet and phone access is choked off.
If they go out, they go out.
