Maybe they have marveled at the constancy of the human condition, the ceaseless toil at building homely joys, the shrines of luxury and pride.
Construction is ceaseless, and at night welders' torches flare from scaffolding overhead.
Despite weeks of seemingly ceaseless battering at the hands of largely Republican opponents, the White House is standing by Hagel.
O'Brien's, Leno's, and Letterman's ceaseless digs at NBC and their ugly attacks on one another stopped being funny early on, but, not surprisingly, the spectacle pumped up O'Brien's ratings by fifty per cent.
In what the elder Mr. Twichell wrote later was "72 hours of ceaseless effort," at times by the light of their truck headlights, the men felled trees, squared timbers, assembled trestles and waded chest deep into the ice-cold river to float them into position.
Granted, we've all felt exhausted by explosions and ceaseless action at some point in our gaming lives, and when that happens, you tend to reach for something more passive that requires less brainpower.
From the time we become fully aware of our bodies, so many of us are at ceaseless war with them.
Thompson, at his buccaneering, bellicose peak in the Olympics of 1984, would never again hit the heights of Los Angeles, his body unable to cope with the ceaseless demands thrown at it.
They gleefully pummel the overdog Yankees as my friends and I alternate between staring anxiously at a ceaseless drip of water coming through the concrete above and wistfully down at empty, dry corporate box seats below.
An electric pump, protected by a thatched hut, draws water from a well beneath his land, assuring him of a ceaseless flow for months at a time.
