Sentence examples for taking place constantly from inspiring English sources

'CONSTRUCTION DAY!' (Sunday) Building seems to be taking place constantly in New York, and children are wisely advised to stay away from it.

Saturday at 2 and 5 p.m.; Sunday at 1 p.m.; Beacon Theater, 2124 Broadway, at 74th Street, (212) 307-4111, beacontheatre.com/bob; $25 to $65. CONSTRUCTION DAY! (Sunday) Building seems to be taking place constantly in New York, and children are wisely advised to stay away from it.

In several places, the downward flow of enormous quantities of water takes place constantly.

SIMILARLY, the Grill in Beverly Hills is crammed with agents and studio executives -- and a visitor can get a first-hand look at the schmoozing and deal-making that takes place constantly in town.

Because terrorism is such an enormous problem — it takes place constantly, all over the world, in conflict zones and in big cities, in more and less developed countries — one can find an example of just about every anti-terrorist tactic working (or failing to).

While it would be naïve to think casual practice-round wagers between players don't take place constantly on the tour — in addition to betting on other sports, like Mickelson's famous forays into N.F.L. betting — there are strict regulations prohibiting players from betting "money or anything of value on a golf tournament or similar event, whether or not the player is in such competition".

In cells, chemical reactions take place constantly, breaking and making chemical molecules and transferring ions and electrons.

Thus, the parameters of this radiation change constantly and unpredictably each moment and large, sudden, unpredictable variations in the emitted EMF/radiation take place constantly during a usual phone-conversation.

"This is certainly a dynamic and competitive industry, and change good, bad, and in between is constantly taking place and always will be taking place," he says.

I repeatedly promised myself I would quit using, but the inevitable continued taking place – I was constantly back on the black.

In A Highly Unlikely Scenario the reader is never shown anything dead-on; events are constantly taking place out of the corner of your eye.