Sentence examples for a limitless number from inspiring English sources

"There are a limitless number of objects, in every corner of the universe.

About twenty of the senior Kurdish leadership emerged from the convoy, surrounded by what appeared to be a limitless number of bodyguards and gunmen.

There seem to be a limitless number of "blind side" stories in the community, and the ones Mealer chooses to tell are by turns hopeful and crushing.

In a city that produces a limitless number of crooked public officials, overeager developers and outlandish criminals, The Miami Herald has scooped up 20 Pulitzer Prizes and has inspired dread in wrongdoers.

The revelations have led to a standoff between the police and General Susno, who claims to have a vault full of secret documents about a limitless number of other cases.

October 6 2015 Since his major-label début, two years ago, Nathan Williams, the scrappy front man of this San Diego outfit, has proved he's got a limitless number of crunchy, keyed-up pop-punk songs in his head.

And with an limitless number of tracks there's no risk of running out of material.

These include but are not limited to trance Goddess, bathing goof-off, booty-popping ho (there is a large number of fans who love her solely for her ass watch for her in an upcoming Riff Raff project), BFF to a seemingly limitless number of hot crazy girls who'll eat your heart for dessert, and maker of sounds that accelerate that feral part of all development.

Although each term may occur only once in each site-specific classification, the same lesion may occur a virtually limitless number of times when the site classifications are combined into a comprehensive classification of tumors.

Beijing's on-going crackdown in Tibet has brought about something that China's leaders didn't expect but should have predicted--a grassroots movement of solidarity among Tibetans, and with it, a seemingly limitless number of men and women willing to risk imprisonment and even death for a single gesture of freedom.

Thus, by incorporating foreign DNA (for example, a mammalian gene) into a bacterium, researchers can obtain an almost limitless number of copies of the inserted gene.