Sentence examples for endless rivers of from inspiring English sources

I suspect that the purest, rarest pleasure in the era of MySpace, blogs and endless rivers of data is to chance upon a great piece of music without any expectation at all.

So much of the city's history has already been bulldozed under the seemingly endless rivers of freeway and acres of development that the Los Angeles Conservancy has come out against tearing down yet another piece of the past.

But Mr. Smith insisted that "you have to change the whole heating system" in the building, where endless rivers of letters and parcels flow in and out to be sorted and routed.

It's a far cry from the blaring horns, passengers hanging out of smoke-belching buses and pedestrians navigating endless rivers of traffic that is the usual rush hour experience for commuters travelling between these neighbouring cities, home to nearly 2 million people.

These are apps, such as Twitter and Facebook, that provide endless rivers of news and the ability to comment on a photo and see other comments as they appear.

Deep Play depicted the France-Italy final through a wide, seemingly self-negating range of images and data: FIFA's official video feed, fans' documentation, stadium surveillance, digital recreations and endless rivers of statistics.

Looking across the endless river of people and signs flowing through Manhattan it was hard to absorb the vast variety of communication on display.

It was defined then by independent labels like Prestige, Blue Note, Riverside, Commodore and Savoy, which pumped out an endless river of the music as it happened.

With its plaintive winding melody and lyrics that picture an endless river of romantic sorrow, the song conjures the darker side of Southern California hedonism during the long-gone heyday of the Laurel Canyon troubadours.

In Midtown, at Artisanal, there's a counter crammed with a pungent world of cheeses, and the path from the kitchen to the dining room is one rushing, endless river of fondue.

What is there now is ugly and uninspiring: an elevated train platform hulking over an endless river of traffic, and a sea of parking lots that are choked by day, desolate by night.