"What's a good board for someone who gets out in the water once a year but talks about surfing incessantly?" September 2, 2016.
"Hotline Bling", a classic slice of hip-hop-lamentation from Canadian megastar and woe-runner Drake, has been infiltrating airwaves incessantly this summer, with its instantly recognizable rolling beat and louche lyricism.
"Hotline Bling", a classic slice of hip-hop-lamentation from Canadian megastar and woe-runner Drake, has been infiltrating airwaves incessantly this summer, with its instantly recognisable rolling beat and typically louche lyricism.
The ICC have banged the drum incessantly and last June announced the setting up of a Test fund, which is available to all countries (except the rich beasts in the cricket jungle, India, England and Australia) to ensure they can stage a home programme of Test cricket until 2023.
In his best work, which he produced almost incessantly from 1947 until, after long sobriety, he succumbed to drink again, late in 1950, Pollock mastered a quality reminiscent of van Gogh, who wrote to his brother of being "calm even in the catastrophe".
Altman worked so incessantly that summer that he got scurvy.
We were also told -- as we were, incessantly, in 2008 -- that blue-collar white men in western Pennsylvania would flee the Democrats.
He e-mailed the clip, which is on YouTube: "This scene creeped me out when my 7-year-old daughter watched this video incessantly in 2005".
How can you be an island when the bell incessantly tolls 5,000 miles away and makes all American sounds a meaningless cacophony?
(Tracy sounded genuinely surprised when I informed her that her seminal composition airs incessantly on 1990s retrospectives).
Incessantly during the last year we heard from Democrats, Republicans, and independents alike that 'America faces its greatest crisis of a hundred years.' Is this uptight view of our future valid?... Nixon will be facing a series of new and developing situations..
