I got on it, and the first lead story I ever had in the Prince in February 1977 was about Simon Wiesenthal, who was a Holocaust survivor who was very active, very relentless in hunting down Nazi criminals.
Just that it's very full on and very relentless and [it's] an onslaught of humanity at times.
"He's very smart and very relentless and determined," Mr. Dorgan said.
To excel in these roles, Athey said she has been "very relentless" about first delegating what's not important and then not worrying about how others accomplish the tasks she has deemed not important.
"We've been very relentless in this," he added.
These new opponents are super, super ambitious, very relentless and determined to kick me off the podium.
Describing Carter as "a very intelligent and relentless person" and his wife as "his sober adviser," Wright said the president dived into the Camp David talks — convened, according to Rafshoon, in spite of the trepidations of some of those around him — with an overly optimistic view of his own powers of persuasion.
Young Bond author Charlie Higson finds Red Grant to be "a very modern villain: the relentless, remorseless psycho with the cold dead eyes of a 'drowned man'".
"Miguel's a very charismatic performer whose relentless investigation of performance is something that people should see," says Meg Wolfe, a co-producer of Gutierrez's Los Angeles performances through her nonprofit organization, Show Box LA.
"We have fought a positive campaign with a very good manifesto and despite relentless, negative attacks and an astonishing last-minute swing to the Conservatives over fear of the SNP, 4 million votes was an extraordinary achievement," Crowther said.
