Sentence examples for ceaselessly create from inspiring English sources

Bees ceaselessly create six "super" products, which people use for beauty, health, therapeutic treatment, anti-aging and cosmetics: honey, pollen, propolis, royal jelly, wax and venom.

His Chile pressed high, maintained a furious tempo and sought ceaselessly to create two-against-one sithetions down the flanks.

That is, many of the wealthiest (the Warren Buffets and Bill Gates excepted) have been working ceaselessly to create an oligarchy where once there was a democracy, where mega dollars vote rather than citizens.

But do not squander your pity on a few precocious undergraduates contemplating a 40-year-old television series — save it instead for the contemporary science-fiction novelist, whose job requires him not only to reflect perpetually on technology's philosophical consequences but to create such technology ceaselessly out of pure imagination.

First, the industry has a habit of experimenting ceaselessly as it seeks to build on existing techniques and products to create new ones (what Robert Merton, an economist, termed the "innovation spiral").

Players wearing dark sunglasses or caps pulled down to their brows ceaselessly shuffle their stacks, creating a symphony of clacking chips.

This is not your typical, sad government-private sector revolving door, folks: This is a 10-foot-tall, gold-plated revolving door, crafted by Honeywell in black-site government laboratories to create a rift in the space-time continuum, from which metric tons of cash pour ceaselessly.

Was Syd Barrett being self-destructive when he ceaselessly bathed his cerebral faculties in LSD or was he just using himself as a human chemistry experiment in order to create suitably otherworldly music for mass enjoyment?

And he has been pressing ceaselessly for a proper monument to Mr. Green -- who did much of his work as chairman of a state commission originally established to create Central Park -- perhaps by renaming in his honor the Washington Bridge, between West 181st Street in upper Manhattan and the Bronx.

This summer I want to spend some time sinking into the rich, impassioned, ceaselessly inventive world Jamie O'Neill's created in At Swim, Two Boys (Scribner), a book I had to dash through first time round.

His family worked ceaselessly to make wreaths.