Sentence examples for steady succession from inspiring English sources

4. Use deep thrusts and shallow teasing strokes, like a sparrow plucking pieces of rice. 5. Make shallow and then deeper thrusts in steady succession.

How do I get them to bloom? A. Anthuriums are teases, promising a steady succession of blooms yet often reluctant to put them out.

"A lot of people are just going to hold out -- hang in there," said April Blahut, a telephone representative who fielded a steady succession of calls with aplomb.

After a steady succession of eyecatching roles, beginning with the sleazy Wooderson in Dazed and Confused ("That's what I love about these high-school girls, man.

But the steady succession of NHS promises that will eventually be broken is surely exactly the sort of behaviour that is losing the big parties the trust of the electorate.

A steady succession of arrests of people suspected of being terrorist plotters, and the ensuing trials, had buttressed public confidence, but Wednesday's killing threatened to undermine that feeling, if not shatter it.

And then my mind just… [he makes an explosion sound] and just… " and he snaps his fingers in steady, rhythmic succession.

Driving through Moon Township, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Pittsburgh, middle-class homes come in a steady, orderly succession, like a tracking shot out of American Beauty.

For developmental processes that consist of continuous transitions between patterns rather than the production of a final output, it is impossible to decide a priori whether the system is representing a non-autonomous succession of steady states (see below), or whether its behaviour is truly transient (i. e. far from steady state).

A phasic transient neural response emerges at high flow rates because the surface stimulus concentration initially rises rapidly and then subsequently declines as the system evolves through a succession of steady states of diminishing fluid velocity.

Recurrent fires have been viewed as exogenous disturbances that maintain savanna ecosystems as a sub-climax, blocking succession to an equilibrium steady state (closed-canopy forests).