His dances pound out ceaselessly and, more important, naturally.
Richard Long, land artist, has been walking and walking, ceaselessly, for more than half a century.
Olmsted, ceaselessly creative, was much more than a designer of parks.
Both groups are motivated by the desire for honor and glory, and are accordingly jealous when they receive less than they think they should while others receive more, and work ceaselessly to rectify this.
There's not a lot of subtextual pathos to be mined from "Abigail's Party," the Mike Leigh play that makes a near-fetish of brazenness and cruelty, arguably never more so than in the ceaselessly in-your-face revival at south London's Menier Chocolate Factory en route to a (putative) perch in the West End.
The members of the American public are ceaselessly told that stabilizing Iraq will make them more secure.
But then we learned that the Lib Dems carry "the torch of progress now", and we were back once more in the past, borne back ceaselessly into the future.
The image could not be more appropriate for Messiaen, who spoke ceaselessly about colors -- the ones he visualized whenever he listened to music, and the ones he tried to pass on to listeners through his own capacious works.
Mr. Northam himself here marks an overdue return to the West End, cast against type as Richard Greatham, the recessive, ceaselessly polite "diplomatist" who is at no point more exercised than when panicking as to whether or not he will get his tea.
'I think Gatsby's mourning something much broader than the American dream,' says O'Neill. 'That last sentence ["So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past"], he's thinking more about the tragedy of time.' By contrast, it could be said that in Netherland the tragedy is more concerned with space, or dislocation.
A sustained occurrence of more than 20,000 aftershocks have been ceaselessly stressing local earthquake refugees, about 125,000 families are still live in temporary houses due to remaining earthquake debris.
