Sentence examples for which continually from inspiring English sources

Wagtails (Motacilla), which continually pump their long tails up and down, are more boldly marked.

Many are aimed at restaurants, which continually churn out grease and oil.

Well-heeled potential customers turned to marques like Ferrari, which continually updates and fine tunes its models.

Intel officials emphasized their Speed Step technology, which continually turns the processor on and off as power is needed.

It said the British newspaper was guilty of "arrogance, indeed imperiousness, which continually informs the Guardian's view of Jerusalem".

There is a "blame the west" mentality which continually reduces the cause of radicalisation to western foreign policy.

It also casts uncalled-for aspersions on a childcare sector which continually struggles with its professional status.

The song encapsulates the entire musical, which continually raises questions of historiography and the power to shape a national narrative.

The muons being detected in the laboratory at UCL come from high-energy particles from space - called 'cosmic rays' - which continually bombard the upper atmosphere.

The chorus, which continually seeks new members, will do their show at the John Cranford Adams Playhouse at Hofstra University on Saturday at 8 p.m. (516) 463-6644.

Preventive patrolling has been abandoned – notwithstanding the soothing and wholly false spin of the Met, which continually we still have "bobbies on the beat".