Sentence examples for which has been continuous from inspiring English sources

Bayle, whose native Le Carla was the next village over from the site of the actual events, would have known about the case from the local retelling of it, which has been continuous from the fifteenth century to the present.

(See "No Wind In DuPont's Sales").. Fellow chemical company Dow Chemical was off 8 cents, or 0.6%, to $13.16, after Chief Executive Andrew Liveris Andrew Liveris said the company could cut its dividend, reversing course after staunchly defending the shareholder payout — which has been continuous since 1912 — in December.

Educational programs and workshops are also scheduled for the theater, which has been in continuous use since opening as a silent movie house in 1921.

For instance, Field View, which has been in continuous operation since 1639, ranks among the oldest farms in the country.

Eton's oldest classroom, which has been in continuous use since the 15th century, is now used, among other things, for Japanese lessons.

Spirou, which has been in continuous publication except for a 13-month interregnum during World War II, celebrated its 3,000th issue in 1995 and sells more than 85,000 copies a week.

On Oct. 18, 1949, the revolver was shipped, most likely in its typical cardboard box, from Massachusetts to the John Jovino Gun Shop in Manhattan, which has been in continuous operation since 1911.

I am much more comfortable in motion thus being forced to sit still was of course a blessing, as all I could do was stare at the light which has been in continuous operation since it was first lit in 1855.