Sentence examples for In the ceaseless from inspiring English sources
It throbbed in the ceaseless thrum of the cicadas, in the suck and gasp of the reed-choked bayou.
It's easier and less painful than a face-lift or Botox injections, those other popular weapons in the ceaseless battle for eternal youth.
Law enforcement and journalists often keep scanners in their homes, finding odd comfort (and a paycheck) in the ceaseless crackle and fuzz.
Fortunately, and I must say surprisingly, the attractions of this latest in the ceaseless parade of jukebox musicals on Broadway extend well beyond the extensions.
Having his own true tone of voice, he acts like a tuning fork in the ceaseless effort to hit and hold your own.
Burying your birthday in the ceaseless ritual of flights, airports and hotels is a sure-fire sign of a vacant life heading inexorably towards burn-out.
When I read the stories of Bruno Schulz, I can feel in them — and in myself — the ceaseless pounding of an impulse to defy that statement, an impulse to rescue the life of the individual, his only, precious, tragic life, from that "statistic".
The September 11th terror attacks in New York and Washington, the ceaseless suicide bombings in Israeli cities, the Israeli "re-occupation" of cities in the West Bank, Yasir Arafat's encirclement and decline — they were all factors in Sharon's thinking.
Still, I hear the grown-ups muttering: it's like a child whose mum has finally given in to the ceaseless mithering and handed over the requisite £3 for a super-double scoop 99 ice cream cone.
If quantity is any gauge, Broadway can be said to be humming, having survived the busiest autumn in memory: the ceaseless cavalcade of openings was of the sort that one normally associates with the run-up to the Tony awards in the late spring.
What got on my wick was, in part, the ceaseless unfolding of unremitting misery on my dollar, but also the performance of that misery that self-regardingly draws attention to itself rather than the object of the performances, the improper wallowing in and appropriation of someone else's suffering.
