Sentence examples for steadily taken from inspiring English sources

For months, the Sally was anchored near the African coast as black captives were steadily taken aboard.

OVER the past few sweltering weeks, shorts and T-shirts have steadily taken over from suits and ties as the dress code in 10 Downing Street.

Over the past month, the Spurs have steadily taken both to the next level, arriving to the finals with a chance to redefine statistical greatness in the playoffs.

Fear of the water is institutionalised, and our sense of the wild and the outdoors has been steadily taken away from us.

Largely nonunionized, these minimills have steadily taken market share from big "integrated" mills, whose blast furnaces transform raw iron ore into finished steel.

Internet companies have steadily taken advantage of the falling costs of getting up and running — often spending just hundreds of thousands of dollars instead of the millions that were required several years ago.

The 2012 primary calendar is steadily taking shape.

Thus protected, it steadily takes charge of the economy's commanding heights.

The Soviets continued to advance steadily, taking Belgorod and then Kharkov.

The crowded huts, the waiting for food handouts, the idleness are steadily taking their toll.

These plans are steadily taking shape, explained Suresh Nair, a regulatory expert at Ernst & Young.