It's a working-class church with endless needs.
Mr. Serrano's office defends the system, which he says has allowed him to get federal money for many start-up organizations in the South Bronx, a community that has endless needs.
It is also true that the continent has the longest list of leaders who have long overstayed in power and continue to plunder much needed resources while ignoring the endless needs and complaints of the poor masses.
And then certain of these stars would become informal editorial advisers to the firm: Trilling, for one, and, more important and longer lasting, Edmund Wilson, to whom Roger gave endless (needed) support and for whom he had endless (needed) patience.
Hollywood is a place of infinite, endless need, or at the very least, wants.
Given the utilities' endless need for cheap funding, this was dire news: if investors switch off, that supply of money will shrivel.What the industry needs is a new business model.
We drove endlessly around a decrepit industrial zone, occasionally stopping at a telephone kiosk so I could call the artist (I had no mobile phone in those days), and to get more cash to feed the cabbie's endless need.
The zeal of the Puritans is the trauma that leads to the obsession, the endless need to analyse and revisit every single little aspect of this history over and over, hoping to explain what happened, if only to avoid it.
His endless need for adventure, and ruthless determination to get exactly what he wants, crowns him (arguably) as the greatest menace ever to grace the pages of children's fiction.
The dealers quickly open up to reveal a bald honesty that takes the observers' breath away, and for once their seemingly endless need for evidence is filled by the potency of what they simply hear.
But there's no uplift in the lyrics, which hint at an addict's endless need and temporary comfort, as Mr. Smith observes: "You gotta get high somewhere/Is it destruction that you require to feel?" Throughout his career Mr. Smith regularly insisted that his songs weren't autobiography or confession.
