I found myself endlessly pressed up against the windows, like a boy in a skyscraper.
Mr Malema features endlessly in the press, has a neat turn of phrase and the nous to find spots where ANC support is shaky.
Thurston's and my life as a couple, and as a band, was all about writing, recording, doing press, endlessly touring.
Gone too are the days when the press endlessly trumpeted the fact that Edward Villella, charismatic star of the New York City Ballet in the 1960s and '70s, was also a boxing champion from the streets of Queens.
Here's where I'm going with all this: let's say I was invited to the President's beer bash and was informed that I needed to make a formal beer order by four o'clock, one that would be reported extensively and analyzed endlessly by the press and the American public.
One of the saddest moments in Washington's story is when the author of the book The Birth of a Nation was based on, Thomas Dixon, roasted him endlessly in the press for wanting social equality by stealth which is exactly what he wanted: economic power now, political power later.
"After 'Titanic,' the press wrote endlessly about my weight.
This was the time of the "New Woman," portrayed in fiction and endlessly debated in the press.
Republicans talk about the bust endlessly; how could the press office not be on top of that?
Some people see a weekly cycle in politics, driven by the remorseless polling, endlessly analysed in the press and on television with facile answers to the facile question, "Who won the week?".
