Sentence examples for ceaselessly trying from inspiring English sources

The machines (pictured) work ceaselessly, trying to solve fiendishly difficult mathematical puzzles.

But it's the post-Zep years that support the idea that Jones was the one ceaselessly trying to expand his horizons.

If you are thinking that these are a demanding and sometimes heartbreaking set of responses — ceaselessly trying to control an ailing person's environment, to adapt the way you communicate, to consider dangerous drugs — well, yes.

In a statement released on its website the Saudi interior ministry said it would continue to pursue the "deviant group" which was "ceaselessly" trying to undermine the security of the country.

And new competitors ceaselessly try to turn the heads of top chefs.

At the eastern portion of ground zero, hundreds of workers contend with a nasty subterranean nest: steel and concrete, a defunct railroad, forgotten foundations, landfill, quartz deposits and glacial remnants in a vast pit that the Hudson River ceaselessly tries to inundate with icy, brackish water.

These realpolitik veterans of Bush 41 say that Bush père, an old-school internationalist who ceaselessly tried to charm allies as U.N. ambassador and in the White House, "agonized" over the bullying approach his son's administration used at the U.N. and around the globe.

He refused to criticise the former prime minister, adding: "I'm clear about what the priorities were when I was education secretary but I also think it is right for every new prime minister and every new education secretary to ceaselessly try to promote excellence wherever they can".

In all these aims, he has met with fair success.But, above all, Mr Guterres has tried ceaselessly to be a "good European".

Even when he had taken the Soviet shilling, he tried ceaselessly to build bridges elsewhere – in Latin America (to Peru, Panama and Chile); in Africa (to Algeria, Angola and Ethiopia); and in Asia (to Vietnam Vietnamam Heróico as the Cubans liked to call it – and North Korea).

Since he came on the national scene in the 1960's as a critic of the auto industry, Ralph Nader has tried ceaselessly to elevate the consciousness of corporate America.