Such thoughts circle in her mind incessantly — they are always there, no matter what else she tries to focus her attention on.
Since the team won the championship, the Gardners' telephone has rung incessantly and there has been little time for things his family craves the most: sleep and a quiet dinner away from all the attention.
But that's not the way of it in Washington, where public officials and the breathless media shills claim incessantly that there'll be a "cut" in spending, when in fact what they mean is: an increase, but at a slightly lesser rate than initially intended (under some previous "baseline" growth rate).
Ryan has also stated that passing the ball is important but should not be used incessantly as there should be a balance between both aspects of the offense.
"Every day or two I strolled to the village," he wrote, "to hear some of the gossip which is incessantly going on there, circulating either from mouth to mouth, or from newspaper to newspaper, and which, taken in homeopathic doses, was really as refreshing in its way as the rustle of leaves and the peeping of frogs". 2.
And then a television that sat there incessantly and played these 1950s "Be a Good Citizen" kind of movies.
There is the Artist, who dresses in black and talks incessantly about their "work"; there is the Startup Bro/Gal, a techie pinching the Wi-Fi in a hip cafe in the Rosenthaler Platz called St Oberholz; there is the Bowie-era Lifer who came here before the Wall came down and goes on about how the Prenzlauer Berg district, or "Prenzi", has been overgentrified.
She and her friends in an investment club talked incessantly about buying, but "there was no action," she said.
On the way there she talked incessantly, interrupting herself at intervals to mimic, with impressive accuracy, the tinkle of a piano, the hiss of a high-hat and the steady thud of a bass.
