Sentence examples similar to extends incessantly from inspiring English sources
Here is a definition that holds up: music is incessantly extending, reversing, emulating, mocking, and erasing what's already there.
When Bob Dylan reused portions of the old song "Lord Randal" in "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall," he made what medieval scholars called a "contrafactum"; the same process helped generate Bach's B-Minor Mass and "The Star-Spangled Banner". Here is a definition that holds up: music is incessantly extending, reversing, emulating, mocking, and erasing what's already there.
From his London home Beaton traveled incessantly and spent extended periods in Manhattan, where he stayed in hotel suites lavishly appointed in accordance with his own supremely elegant taste.
Another thing they talk about incessantly is the virtue of concentration, and about synergy, and about extending the brand.
But on the plus side, the runway is very long indeed, having reportedly been extended to accommodate space shuttles in distress, should one need to drop by, and it obligingly runs right along the line of the southeast trade winds which blow over the island incessantly; no risk of crosswinds here.
He ha worked incessantly to widen his repertoire.
The telephone rang incessantly.
The phone rang incessantly.
The girls smoked incessantly.
