Continuous In A Sentence

Definition of Continuous

• There was not at the time a continuous attendance of clerks at the glass partition.
• It is a continuous one, with a feature that will enhance your business materially.
• His continuous practice in talking enables him easily to outdistance all ordinary competitors.
• It is only intelligible and credible to us as a system, a continuous and regular development.
• This remarkably successful ship has performed a continuous flight of 11-1/2 hours.
• The towers, which at a distance had seemed part of a continuous whole, now detached themselves.
• The "controlled establishment" system evoked more or less continuous opposition.
• Aisne and the Meuse, where the French are having continuous and stiff fighting.
• Sheridan of course meant the whole front of the Sixth and Nineteenth to keep in a continuous line.
• In the same time the country arrived at the conclusion that separation and continuous peace were impossible.
• The lightning came so fast now that the sky was aflame with it, and the thunder was continuous and deafening.
• The history of institutions is traced back in a continuous line to an age before there was any family or any such thing as property.
• The same law is observed in the animal kingdom, where a continuous race is produced from a single pair.
• This was probably the longest continuous performance without formal rest period in the history of this or any other courier service.
• The spreading crowns of the trees and the interlacing vines form a nearly continuous canopy over the lower layers.
• Starting each season with completely clean sand and equipment will not prevent the appearance of algae over a long season of continuous operation.
• That storm was almost a record-breaker: more than a fortnight of continuous snow and extreme low temperature.
• An obvious drawback would be evident if these bales happened to be exposed to direct sunlight or a continuous high temperature.
• By continuous smoking, average sheets prepared from standardised latex can be fully cured in five days.
• The drama does not unfold gradually, as it does in the music-play, with its continuous flow of music marking the subtlest changes.
• Loyd was reading to them; at least so the continuous and equable tone of his voice indicated, as it rose in the thin and silent air.
• The product of all the heads is next united, condensed, formed into a continuous sliver, and deposited in a can.
• We assume, therefore, until it be disproved, that in this as in other departments of human activity, growth has been continuous from the first.
• The task of self-discipline is represented as one requiring faith and courage, the continuous efforts of a lifetime, and unceasing watchfulness.
• There is no doubt, therefore, that the line forms one continuous series, and if so it links together pages 38 and 43 as they are now numbered.
• This limb always being continuous serves, when this "flash" contact is made, to actuate the line signal at the central office.
• Dr. McLean always insisted that it was continuous giggling that kept them all from freezing that bitter night.
• The "everlasting corn will" reminds a little of the old folk-lore tale of the everlasting salt mill whose continuous grinding makes the ocean salt.
• There is a continuous flowing of graceful lines, in this one figure, with much breadth, that give it a largeness of style, extremely powerful.
• Who put up the electric lightin' and heatin' plant, and installed the forty-eight miles of continuous trolley track all under one transfer system?
• Sometimes a machine carries both bombs and a camera, and, as it drops its missiles, keeps a continuous record of its "hits" to carry home.
• This is undoubtedly the goal towards which primary education should be directed, but it can only be reached by steady and continuous effort spread over a long term of years.
• Occasionally instead of a series of photographs of a trench line or limited area, a continuous set of pictures of a broad space of country is desired.
• Judy and Tommy climbed in, amid excited questions and explanations, which presently settled into a continuous monotone of complaint from Tommy.

• The ascent is continuous and precipitous.
• His stepping upward has been continuous and earned.
• Outwardly his life seems a continuous hurly-burly.
• It is the little but continuous causes that have great effects.
• On your own showing your life seems to be a continuous running away.
• Another volley followed, and then the continuous roar of independent firing.