We're not going to say the name of it, or link to it, because it has no practical use and can be used to crank call people incessantly.
There's a table devoted to recharging your iPhone, because you are terribly important and have been using it incessantly.
Watching video on a laptop, where you are used to controlling the situation and clicking away to other sites incessantly, puts you in a different mindset than watching on TV.
11, people were using the word "surreal" incessantly, and when I mentioned this to the designer Karl Lagerfeld, he said: "Reality may be too bizarre, too painful -- the strangeness of Surrealism seems normal now".
Fake news, the term used incessantly by Donald Trump and chosen as the Collins word of 2017, was inescapable last year and 53% of people polled said they worried about being exposed to it on social media.
Like saying "I love you," figurative language loses much of its power if used incessantly.
Close! 6 Alas, wcsn.com is using two announcers today instead of one, and predictably the color guy is talking incessantly as play is going on.
Incessantly he talked about the green Volkswagens following him around the world, the aliens who were using his brain as a radio receiver, and so on.
For a service like Twitter that a lot of people use incessantly, there really isn't a "right price" for an application.
When Obama aide Christine Romer incautiously said in January 2009 that a stimulus program would lower unemployment to under 8percentthethe GOP pounced and has been incessantly using that benchmark ever since to attack 44 for joblessness.
