Constant In A Sentence

Definition of Constant

• Only that constant need of exertion could have borne us through the horror of it all.
• I have constant bleeding from the nose, which has been often the case this winter.
• His jaunty fighting bearing and unfailing good humor are a constant inspiration.
• There is the constant passing to and fro across the one border-line which never changes.
• They resort to one spot, and are constant in their coming, especially if encouraged.
• Through this man Frank was able to obtain a constant supply of the pernicious stimulant.
• We are always cool at the clubs: the constant habit of ruining one another, teaches us temper.
• In all books on wars a constant comparison will be found drawn between the school-boy and the soldier on service.
• In constant fear of sinking all the while, The winds so contrary, such stormy weather! PAR.
• I sought various ways to divert his mind, and to arouse him from the constant meditations in which he was plunged.
• In this very building are housed and in constant attendance a large number of doctors, surgeons and orderlies.
• The bottom is of loose white sand which is all in commotion, by the constant boiling up of the clear cold water.
• That description floated around the country in the papers, and was in constant use and wear for a quarter of a century.
• One of the disadvantages of living in Paris is the constant contact with the odious atmosphere of comparisons.
• She had been surprised to find that entertainment came to her door unsought, in the form of constant arrivals and departures among the neighbours.
• But at last, his resistance worn to a thread by constant coaxing, he had agreed to spend the night there on account of the fowls.
• There is a constant struggle on the part of nature to build up and beautify, to strengthen and recuperate, against the results of human excesses.
• The constant struggle for existence produces a character utterly opposed to that of the suave and facile Malay.
• Women, however, are more constant in their attachments than men, whatever philosophers may say to the contrary.
• This cell requires little attention and will maintain a constant e.m.f. of about two-thirds of a volt until completely exhausted.
• He was the object of the doating attachment of Ala-ed-deen, and consequently had free and constant access to him.
• My passion for Bianca gained daily more force from absence; by constant meditation it wore itself a deeper and deeper channel.
• These, the most important courses of all, came, if not daily, at least often enough to keep one under constant strain.
• And the cool, fresh, constant voice is heard Of the fountain's spilling in every walk.
• She worried over Pamela and Henry and me, and took constant and extraordinary pains to keep us from coming into contact with the contagion.

• She was his constant companion in the hills.
• Tommy sang his constant praises.
• That night they kept up a constant complaining.
• His note-book is in constant use.
• I had one constant desire ruling my thoughts.
• Some words in constant use he rarely explained.
• From now on, there was need of constant vigilance.
• What constant work at home must I not do perforce!
• Copyright laws in most countries are in a constant state of change.
• Therefore, it should be used when a constant current is required.
• The gravity cell has a practically constant voltage of 1.08 volts.
• Yet shall thy virtue, beauteous maid, My constant services acquire.
• And there is that constant forefinger pointing--at what?
• A close alliance,--they are constant friends.
• You then, while 'tis time, Seek out another and more constant friend.