Sentence examples for there continually from inspiring English sources

While the world slept, ate its breakfast and dozed in front of the television, there has been someone up there continually since 6 July.

It is possible that the shoulder observed on the high-wavenumber side of the bands at 385 and 400 cm-1 at higher ΣS/ΣAs ratios is the same as the band at 420 cm-1 visible at lower ΣS/ΣAs ratios, inasmuch as there continually appears to be some intensity at around 420 cm-1 throughout the entire range of ΣS/ΣAs ratios investigated.

Her sacred fire there burned continually; it was tended by a series of 19 nuns and by the saint herself every 20th day.

The central bank "has been setting policy with an eye toward Europe, and things there will continually get worse," noted Ben Jarman, an economist at JPMorgan.

Without quite getting there, it continually edges toward explosion and resolution, spinning and experimenting with a lack of pretense or fuss.

Food writers there are continually exposed to information from the Soil Association, which is a nationwide organic certifier and has as much clout as all of this country's organic institutions combined.

Because the vents usually maintain a steady flow and the creatures that live there reproduce continually, minerals and larvae fall into the traps from the cloudy waters above at fairly steady rates.

Technically the way the app works is that you give it permission to log in on your behalf to the accounts that you wish to monitor — Facebook, Dropbox, Gmail, Evernote, Yahoo!, and Twitter are supported — and from there it continually monitors those accounts via their own respective activity logs for anything suspicious.

You'll know who your real friends are who will always be there to continually cheer you up.

"There are continually mixed messages, and there is almost increasing confusion in the mind of the average Joe," said Rob Stewart, a health researcher helping the Health Ministry monitor treatment programs.

There were continually unfolding, harmonically rich restatements of a main theme.