Sentence examples for a relentless train of from inspiring English sources

I had a relentless train of Saudi men in dresses grabbing my ass.

Her first forays back into competitive tennis in 2000 often bordered on the embarrassing but the combination of a relentless training regime and her legendary determination have seen her return to something like her best on the doubles court.

From early childhood, they had subjected her to a relentless training regimen, promoting her career with all the desperate hope born of a terminal "period of ebb" in their own professional fortunes.

The relentless training of elite gymnasts meant that girls could stave off puberty.

La Niña, the cold variant, typically drives a relentless freight train of bad winter storms that hit the Pacific Northwest and then rumble east across the northern states, while hot, dry summertime spells settle in the West.

One woman spoke of hearing in the pounding wind outside a relentless freight train.

Which raises an interesting question: does preparing a horse to win the Triple Crown, which means months of relentless training — without so much as a break for rest and relaxation — followed by three Grade I races in five weeks, put the animal in such a state of excitement that he can't settle down enough to run the kind of race needed to win the Belmont?

After 60 days of tough climbing, two years of relentless training and putting my personal life on hold, my dream of standing atop Everest would not be fulfilled that day.

There is nothing more for him to achieve in cycling with six Olympic golds and 11 world titles, and it's difficult to see how even the most motivated of athletes can lift himself for the rigours of two more seasons of relentless training and preparation.

From high school through the pros, he defied the odds with a rigorous program of weight training and a relentless study of technique.

Physical comedy requires the kind of relentless training and constant practice that goes with sports or musical performance; that's why it's tied to theatre, why it arose from a cinema that itself arose from vaudeville and the music hall.