Sentence examples for countless things that from inspiring English sources

There are countless things that hold unhappy countries, like marriages, together — shared history, shared wars, shared children, shared enemies.

There's a paperback edition in the works — with the requisite afterword to catch up with the countless things that have happened in cryptocurrency-land since publication — so that's a good sign.

the countless things that keep us up at night.

"If you live in an information cocoon, you will believe many things that are false, and you will fail to learn countless things that are true," Sunstein observes.

I had just taken on an administrative position and, as my predecessor filled me in on the countless things that needed my attention, I heard mostly a blur of words.

We were selling people countless things that they didn't need.

If the auto industry believes 2015 will be better, it will invest in bigger plants, hire more employees, place bigger orders with its suppliers and do countless other things that can push a recovery along.

More than 150,000 applications have been created for it in less than two years, transforming the iPhone into an e-book reader, a flight control deck, a musical instrument, a physician's companion, a dictation device and countless other things that were impossible just 24 months ago.

Most people probably wouldn't, it's safe to say, slip into skintight bondage wear, pour black paint over their semi-naked self, or do any of the other countless naughty things that Christina Aguilera gets up to in her latest video.

In his defense, though, presidents have countless other things that occupy their time — from dealing with Congress and Vladimir Putin over Syria to facing down the Republicans over the debt ceiling to having lengthy off-the-record conversations with the likes of David Brooks, Joe Klein, and Tom Friedman.

I know how to make continuing planes on a handheld camera, a Steadicam, and countless other things that have helped me gain understanding from all of my friends and from the program coordinator.