Political opposition has become a nonstop competitive enterprise rather than a principled dialogue.
Once the main section of the movement takes off, the music becomes a nonstop rhapsodic whirlwind.
"So life just becomes a nonstop hunt for lunch," Dr. Hughes said.
Andr?esselink, chief executive of Vayama.com, said, "The Newark-Stockholm corridor has become oversaturated with nonstop flights now offered by Continental, SAS and Malaysia Airlines".
As international air travel expands and nonstop routes become longer — some are 18 hours and more — sleep scientists are working with the airlines and regulatory authorities on fatigue management for airplane crews.
Ever since I made the move from Time Inc. to TechCrunch, my life has become a whirlwind of nonstop blog posting, little sleep, and a growing addiction to news feeds, Techmeme, and my Blackberry.
The lucky ones don't get a criminal record, don't get beat up by the police as many have told me occurs (it happened to me in my youth, too), or become so hardened by the nonstop cop encounters that their already-low self-expectations become frozen in time.
All of which is dicey for the reader: as Parks spends more down-and-dirty time with the brigate, he appears to become increasingly tolerant of their nonstop carousing and often cringeworthy hooliganism, which culminates in the ugly harassment of a young woman as the season winds down.
Despite its victory, the PVA had become completely exhausted after fighting nonstop since the start of the Chinese intervention.
Up close, you become enthralled by the loosely idiosyncratic, nonstop surface activity (Johnson).
