She cried for hours without ceasing.

The phone keeps ringing today!

Every now and then her whole body shuddered as she tried to make some movement or to say something and then became rigid again.

That day he continually blew his nose and moaned piteously.

Tom's in the habit of constantly finding fault with everything Mary does.

The Shcherbatskys asked me again and again, just as if I ought to know all about you.

Kartasov, a stout bald headed man, kept glancing round at Anna while trying to pacify his wife.

In the wood their scythes continually cut down wood mushrooms, grown plump amid the juicy grass.

Don't judge others, we have the spectacle of Christians endlessly judging other people, endlessly using Scripture as a way of arguing with other people, putting other people down. Throughout the ages, religion has been used to oppress others, and this is because of human ego, human greed.

He spent the rest of the time walking about the streets, looking at his watch, and gazing around.

During the dinner they continually spoke of Nevedovsky as 'Our Provincial Marshal' and addressed him as 'Your Excellency.'

He went out continually on all sorts of pretexts, coming back and going out again, incapable of remaining alone.

But he continually met acquaintances who stopped him, told him about the races that had been run, and asked him why he was so late.

Laska ran ahead gaily along the footpath, and Levin followed at a brisk pace, continually glancing at the sky.

Vronsky sat beside the table, surrounded by friends who were continually coming to him, or else went to the 'infernal regions' to see what Yashvin was up to.

Yet people, merrily exchanging remarks, ran over the creaking boards of the platform, and the big station doors were constantly being opened and shut.

And always apologize when you've done something wrong, but don't you ever apologize for the way your eyes refuse to stop shining.

Her eyes shone peculiarly and kept filling with tears. 'I did not want to leave Petersburg, and now I do not want to leave here.'

Momentary doubts kept occurring in her mind as to whether the train was moving forwards or backwards or standing still.

More carriages kept driving up, and now ladies with flowers in their hair got out, holding up their trains or men appeared who doffed their military caps or black hats as they entered the church.

While correcting the foot he kept glancing at the figure of John in the background, which the visitors had not even remarked, but which he knew to be the height of perfection.

Added to this the care of a large family worried her continually either something went wrong with the feeding of the baby or the nurse left, or, as now, one of the children fell ill.

Levin meanwhile, in trousers but without coat or waistcoat, was pacing up and down his room, perpetually putting his head out at the door and glancing up the corridor.

Stepping lightly and glancing repeatedly at her husband, showing him a brave face full of sympathy she entered the sick room, and, turning without haste, noiselessly closed the door.

She felt as if the words she had used to her husband, which she kept repeating in imagination, had been said by her to every one and that every one had heard them.

Levin felt as if he were deceiving some one, as if he ought to offer some explanation which was impossible, and therefore he kept blushing and was restless and uncomfortable.

Trying to be as exact as possible, Levin began recounting every unnecessary detail of his wife's position, continually interrupting himself to beg the doctor to accompany him at once.

The priest continually sent a chanter or deacon to see whether the bridegroom had arrived, and he himself, in his purple surplice with the embroidered girdle, went with increasing frequency to the side door in expectation of the bridegroom.

I still remember when my own mother would force me to talk to relatives on the phone, reminding me to ask them about their children and everyone else in their home.

The Syrian regime, backed by its Russian and Iranian allies, persistently targeted the mosque in the battle for control of the city that raged following its capture by rebel forces in 2012.

She felt that this evening, when those two men were to meet for the first time, would decide her fate and she kept picturing them to herself, now individually and now together.

The musical expression of some emotion seemed perpetually on the point of beginning, when it suddenly broke into fragments of the expression of other emotions or even into unrelated sounds which, elaborate though they were, were only connected by the whim of the composer.

Smiling slightly, Vronsky continued his conversation with Sviyazhsky, evidently having no desire to start a conversation with Levin but Levin, while talking to his brother, kept looking round at Vronsky, trying to think of something to say to him, in order to mitigate his rudeness.

He continually observed and learnt to know all sorts of human beings, among them human beings of the peasant class, whom he considered interesting, constantly discovering in them new traits and altering his opinions accordingly.

'However, all that is not to the point,' said Koznyshev, frowning he did not like to be contradicted, especially when he was met with arguments that incessantly shifted their ground, introducing new considerations without sequence so that it was difficult to know which of them to answer first.

They kept rising before the dogs and at the very feet of the sportsmen, and Levin might have recovered himself but the oftener he fired the more he disgraced himself before Veslovsky, who was puffing away merrily, in and out of range, never killing anything, but not in the least abashed thereby.