Term Gallery logo

Meanings of constant watchfulness in anglès

We have no meanings for "constant watchfulness" in our records yet.
Usage of constant watchfulness in anglès
1
It required constant watchfulness, however, to prevent it from being blown away.
Owen Hartley; or, Ups and Downs: A Tale of Land and Sea
2
A dead calm had succeeded to the excitement of constant watchfulness.
Ismailia
3
The more moderate socialists took an attitude of constant watchfulness, and latent distrust.
The Russian Revolution; The Jugo-Slav Movement
4
Sympathy and love, constant watchfulness, and earnest prayer will be the most needful.
The value of a praying mother
5
There is no doubt of his constant watchfulness to discern and promote merit.
Abraham Lincoln
6
Many of these, such as engine-sizing and body-coloring, require skill and constant watchfulness.
A Book of Exposition
7
He was feeling the strain of the constant watchfulness and getting tired of intrigue.
Carmen's Messenger
8
The constant watchfulness of black ducks is perhaps the most remarkable thing about them.
Ways of Wood Folk
9
Then, too, the attentions and constant watchfulness of the disagreeable doctor became most distasteful.
The Mystery of Mary
10
Large expense is required, long training too, and constant watchfulness.
The Nature of Goodness
11
The pictures are the symbols of years of careful search, patient investigation, and constant watchfulness.
Home Life in Colonial Days
12
So nice an adjustment had certainly required constant watchfulness and the closest calculation of political forces.
Twenty Years of Congress, Vol. 1 / From Lincoln to Garfield, wit...
13
The man rode easily, yet with constant watchfulness.
Princess Maritza
14
Each rancher owned the herds on his own land, chiefly by virtue of constant watchfulness over them.
Lone Star Planet
15
Rose herself might easily have found this exacting affection, this constant watchfulness, irritating, but she found it sweet.
The Shoulders of Atlas: A Novel
16
With great care and constant watchfulness we proceed, making about four miles this afternoon, and camp in a cave.
Canyons of the Colorado
This collocation consists of:
Constant watchfulness through the time
Constant watchfulness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common