"endless call" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a seemingly never ending series of requests. For example, "I received an endless call of emails from my boss about the project."
Perhaps it's worth considering, amid endless Call of Duty and Battlefield sequels, if we really have room for any more FPS games?
Perhaps it's worth considering, amid endless Call Of Duty and Battlefield sequels, if we really have room for any more FPS games?
The horizon rocked back and forth as I watched the muzzle flashes of the insurgents and the tracers of the ANA below playing out their endless call and response in the dark.
For their part, tech-support workers deploy the sabotage tactics at their disposal -- dropping the call, putting the caller on an interminable hold or sending the caller down a rabbit hole of endless call transfers -- in fewer than one percent of cases.
She gambols across stage like an exuberant faun and shakes hands with a keenness that suggests she is hoping to enter the House of Commons after June 7, but her paucity of ideas reveals itself in endless call-and-response sessions.
That may explain his endless calls to restore Judeo-Christian values.
The media know the tendency all too well — hence the Blizzardmobile and the endless calls for photos of the storm.
The media know the tendency all too well hence the Blizzardmobile and the endless calls for photos of the storm.
Despite endless calls for change, many of the economists I've spoken with have lamented that the reports that banks issue about their finances remain all but useless.
He will say: "We stuck to our guns on the economic strategy and deficit reduction – despite endless calls to abandon it.
It was not his finest hour – he rambled a bit and I had to answer endless calls from journalists the next day asking if he was drunk.
