"endlessly love" is a valid sentence in written English.
You can use it to convey the idea that you have a deep and unconditional love for someone or something. For example: "It's been five years since we first met, and I still endlessly love her."
Endlessly loved, heedlessly adored, and bottomlessly missed by all who ever knew her.
Mr. Shire's score continually finds the jaunty rhythms in even the most melancholy subjects: the endlessly unfulfilled love triangle "She Loves Me Not" is the saddest toe-tapper you'll ever hear.
"Somehow from meatballs, it always leads back to sex," sighed one contributor, who suggested that Sweden is often represented by contrasts – "a bizarre combination of a country endlessly making love and when they don't do that, they're committing suicide".
Mike gets to be endlessly in love with his spouse (in the Koontz style), tied to the spirit world (she is his guardian angel) and supplied with a set of tear-jerking letters written by her and meant to be read posthumously (a reminder of Mr. Patterson's "Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas").
We are endlessly enthralled by love and lovers, their drama and upheavals and ensuing passion, from Antony and Cleopatra to Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.
Meanwhile, the besotted wife — who talked endlessly of her love for her husband — told doctors that she was suffering from stress, sleeplessness and loss of appetite, according to the Guardian.
Since his last tour of duty in New York, much besides his uniform has changed: his jumper, his hair style (endlessly), and his love for basketball itself, which had begun to wane before a rejuvenating stint with the Charlotte Hornets.
"Ain't It the Truth," a breakup song that sounds almost good-timey on the album, became more desperate, with slide guitar pushing toward peaks like the Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter," while "I Can't Wait," about endlessly wishing for love, almost suspended time in webs of finger-picking.
He is loved endlessly and will be missed everyday.
