Sentence examples for to be continually remade from inspiring English sources

The Songs of the Kings by Barry Unsworth 245pp, Hamish Hamilton, £16.99 Myths exist to be continually remade.

The geologists, Tim C. Atkinson of University College, London, and Michael Leeder of the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England, said the "new age for such a major valley confirms that on geological time scales the relief of the continents is continually remade by the interplay" of erosion and crustal uplift.

"It is meant to be continually reviewed".

"Your model has to be continually adapted".

"It can be continually taken apart and remade," he said.

So once again, Afghanistan had to be violently remade.

Not everyone concluded that American society was so bad that it had to be radically remade by social revolution.

It is a configuration that continuously has to be remade.

Too oddball ever to be remade.

Did Red Dawn need to be remade?

In both places the social contract needs to be remade.