I've since memorized a litany of names, an endless march of the young black dead.
Every day there was a new scare about something, an urgent alert requiring yet another gathering of ashen national leaders at the podium of what seemed to be an endless march of press conferences which failed conspicuously each time to conceal the obvious: nobody knew what the hell was going on.
A seemingly endless march of bakery products rolled out of ovens and were injected with jelly, smeared with peanut butter and lathered in chocolate icing before heading toward other machines that wrapped them, boxed them and loaded them onto skids to be carted off to the warehouse.
In vain all the sacrifices & deprivations, in vain the hunger & thirst of endless month... .. View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Zoë Heller By Malcolm Gladwell.
But editing, whether it's fiction or long form poems or plays, is like an endless, exhausting march.
Though Americans sometimes perceive Mr. Putin as being on an endless victory march across the Middle East, dictating terms to allies and adversaries alike, analysts say the reality is more modest.
In other words, HaaS can be a shield against the endless march of hardware commoditization.
In my experience, over a few years in your late teens and early twenties, the two kind of dribble into each other as everyone gets older – and, again, the kid who once ate the eraser off the top of a pencil in primary school becoming a father is a unique and humbling reminder of time's endless march.
When a video at the Democratic National Convention showed President Clinton making his endless march to the stage, USA Today observed, "It looked more like a scene out of 'This Is Spinal Tap.' " The film's title has become a punch line waiting to reveal any subject as a joke, the more deadly serious the better.
Making hay in Transylvania, which appears to have been bypassed by the endless march of technology.
