Sentence examples for well constantly from inspiring English sources

The commerce ministry keeps a national reserve of frozen pork and live pigs, and local governments keep their own reserves as well, constantly selling older supplies and procuring fresh stock.

Grahame Nicholls, who ran the Chester Trades Council when Morrison was the local MP, wrote describing how he'd often met Morrison, who was by the 1980s pretty well constantly drunk.

Let it not obscure the Christian foundation that underpins its freedoms; and may that patrimony, which has always served the nation well, constantly inform the example your government and people set before the two billion members of the Commonwealth and the great family of English-speaking nations throughout the world.

But the USPTO doesn't just examine innovation - we strive to innovate as well, constantly seeking new and better ways to serve the public.

The trashy women (Carmen's side-kicks, Amina Edris and Renée Rapier doing their job well) constantly quarrel, hiss and show their claws, then decorate a kitschy Christmas tree between the cars for a small girl who already knows how to perform an erotic dance.

We are a people who have fought for our shared narratives to be part of the consciousness and historical memory of who we are as people, as well as constantly running into the limitations set by our own fears and isolation, and a whitewashed culture that constantly seeks to appropriate our very lifeblood, as well as our most sacred beliefs.

Children worked very well, were constantly engaged and challenged and had a great time.

Because the existing well was constantly surveyed while it was being drilled, engineers know with a high degree of certainty where in the haystack the needle is.

Wootton added that his body already worked very closely with the industry "promoting London and the UK as well as constantly improving the infrastructure for filming".

Technology will allow for virtual, eye-catching displays as well as constantly changing sale items in specific areas of the shop floor.

Journalists, working on the principle of why make two mouse clicks when one will do, have served Shapps well by constantly using the example of hate-figure Bob Crow, well paid by his union but living in social housing.