Sentence examples for endless man from inspiring English sources

It's a breath of fresh air, a move away from the endless man murder of Call of Duty.

But instead of relying on the endless man hours for lawyers trying to figure out if a patent is already out there, Cognition IP leans on algorithms to create a kind of topic graph around a subject and see if anyone's filed something on it already.

(I tried and failed to get through Murray Rothbard's endless Man, Economy and State, while the salacious writings of Ayn Rand were more for weekend recreational reading).

Fastened to the fate of the metal strips, endless men and women were having their impact on his vision.

When he rhymed or told hoary jokes, he wisecracked his way through a world of uncontrollable lusts and endless battles: men challenging men for dominance, and women demanding that men perform.

In this era of endless innovation, man's century-long relationship with the automobile is about to be permanently disrupted.

As a sensitive bomber pilot in Anthony Asquith's The Way to the Stars (1945), he convincingly claimed authorship of John Pudney's poem and he was subsequently to play endless military men.

By the time she got to the chorus, indignation had taken over: "How long can a girl be shackled to you?" Ms. Morissette may sing a lot of songs about love, but don't be fooled -- she is a hard-core skeptic, chronicling the endless ways men and women hurt each other.

Upstate New York and the Hudson River valley have recently become a mecca for women artists and art-loving couples from 35 to 65, as there are endless "Woodstocky" men, who ride motorcycles and who can convert barns and Victorian farmhouses for lady artists to settle down with.

Silhouetter is a 99 cent app that flattens and silhouettes any picture on your iPhone, creating a piece of art that comments upon the endless failure of man's ability to mesh with a meaningful existence.

Armed with no more than a clipboard, biro and endless patience, the man from the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) follows a familiar routine as he banters with the security men guarding the entrance under the obligatory picture of an unsmiling President Bashar al-Assad.