Sentence examples for endless millions from inspiring English sources

"Some of these multiparty actions cost endless millions.

Forgetting the fact that endless millions are spent on terror prevention at these same stations something that kills far fewer people the reality is that preventing suicide actually saves money: when someone kills themselves at a landmark, lots has to be paid for —cleanup, emergency services, counseling for witnesses and families.

It was the third minute of stoppage time, and the cruellest of circumstances for this tough, obdurate Burnley side, when Arsenal's possession finally paid off and the seemingly endless 20th-anniversary commemorations for Arsène Wenger were given a shot of euphoria that had not seemed like coming.

Another scrap in our endless 21st century tussle, one more little shard of brutality in the general wreckage.

Another scrap in our endless 21st century tussle, one more little shard of brutality in the general wreckage. .

Dubai Mall can be likened to a mini-New York -- even a Shake Shack is included among the endless parade of 5th Avenue stores like Bloomingdales, Galleries Lafayette, Saks, Cartier, Prada, Chopard and Van Cleef but with an Arabian sensibility layered on top.

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Many of Cairo's parks and gardens date back to the 19th and 20th century, containing endless gestures from the cultural essence of this time era in their design.

But the plucky council can clearly envision what life as a "coal city" will be like in the 21st century – endless, despairing decline.

Sir Neville is famous of course for his near-endless recordings of 18th-century repertory with the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, but either our sophistication has heightened in the years since then, or the conductor chose not to be terribly interested in Vivaldi on Wednesday.

Refusing such a union could be taken as an insult, leading to a spiral of violence between families and endless feuding, subject to the 15th-century Kanun code of honour.