Sentence examples for were constantly making from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, when British contemporary art leapt into the limelight, tabloids were constantly making jokes in the same vein.

In more philosophical terms, they needed to learn that they were constantly making choices, some of them good and some bad, and that both sorts of choices had consequences.

My parents went to great lengths to make sure food was on the table every night, but proper meal planning was difficult when they were constantly making sure my bags were packed.

But he suggested some people were "constantly making the same mistake".

To compound the problem, they were constantly making small tweaks to their offerings making it difficult to sort out which one was which.

But we laud writers like Shakespeare and Dr. Seuss, both of whom were constantly making up words and phrases.

Asian jokes were constantly made to my face, and work that wasn't mine would constantly get delegated to me.

References to the Women's Police Station were constantly made, and here again ambivalence and contradiction emerged.

Real mathematicians are constantly making mistakes.

"They are constantly making these adjustments.

And I'm constantly making new discoveries.