Sentence examples for well constant from inspiring English sources

Eleven years after being given the nickname "The Tinkerman" for his constant chopping and changing while in charge of Chelsea, the thing that drove most Greeks to despair was the, well, constant chopping and changing.

It's clear that King does what he wants, when he wants, and his constant readers – the term he calls his, well, constant readers – will follow him wherever he goes.

People in community learning environment can develop their individuals' knowledge, skills, confidence and capacity for life-long learning, as well constant services to the community (James, etc., 2012).

With regard to breast cancer, the lack of full maturation of breast tissue in nulliparous women as well constant proliferative stress on the ductal and lobular epithelium by estrogen and progesterone leads to higher rates of carcinogenesis.

Murray's mystique has grown despite — or because of — his intermittent communication and shoulder-shrugging stance in an age of, well, constant communication and celebrity positioning.

Thus, across a range of aspects of PCOS, women reported feeling invaded by a public gaze, which both sought to act as pseudo-medical informants, as well constant challenges to the normality of their bodies, and their womanhood.

The tank was equipped with sampling ports, inlet and outlet wells, constant-head reservoirs, and pumps for full hydraulic control.

(They do pretty well, under constant supervision and offered plenty of wine and home cooking).

The diary recorded affairs with five colleagues as well as constant carousing with local officials, police, and directors of tobacco companies.

In some fishes, the female incubates the egg in her mouth, thus providing protection against predators as well as constant aeration.

Over time it has weathered the test of, well, weather: Constant fog, treacherous gusts and seismic movements have kept engineers busy maintaining the vermilion steel structure.