Sentence examples for endlessly added from inspiring English sources

That is where we come in, with the last glossary left blank for us to write, and indicates how Landmarks might be an ongoing project, a workbook of sorts that is endlessly added to and adumbrated; that it might teach us to be illative – its words bringing places and sensations alive in our using of them.

But getting global action against tax evasion was "endlessly laborious" work, he added.

"Scourge of management, record companies and album sleeve printers; champion of bands, music, great ideas and high, sometimes infuriatingly high, standards," Pink Floyd's drummer, Nick Mason, wrote about Mr. Thorgerson on the band's Web site on Friday, adding: "Endlessly intellectual and questioning.

He added, "This cannot last endlessly, that the 140-million-strong people of one of the biggest and richest countries are subjugated to a handful of bastards".

"I want to be with my wife and children and grandchildren," Mr. Gingrich said, but added, "I am prepared to campaign endlessly from now until November".

The added online component, though, makes it almost endlessly playable.

"I used to hear endlessly about Bunny's wonderful meals from Ho," the woman added, referring to the magazine editor and man-about-town Horace K. Kelland.

If you were to tape him, he added, you would hear a governor "who tirelessly and endlessly figures out ways to help average, ordinary working people".

"We endlessly stress about the wording, especially on the optional areas," he added.

It's also endlessly adaptable: you can add minced herbs, use other cheeses, or try walnuts or almonds in place of the pine nuts.

David Denby calls it "a brilliant, endlessly fascinating work," and adds that "the movie celebrates marriage, which, after all, can be sustained only if it becomes a kind of narrative that a man and a woman create, develop, and vary as they go along".