Sentence examples for flow endlessly from inspiring English sources

If cheap mass produced goods flow endlessly, they will buy and buy and buy.

And so, for thousands of years, they became the greatest symbols of the impassioned lover, the romantic, the great poet, the one who simply cannot help but sing, from whom melodies of devotion to its mate seem to flow endlessly in a constant masterpiece of melodic invention".

The medium is the message, as they like to say, and this medium allows for rapid-fire information to flow endlessly from the keyboards of countless underpaid writers.

It lasts about 90 minutes, so be prepared to sit back, relax and let the tea flow endlessly.

As observed in the video above, the projections are kaleidoscopic rivers of quilted colors that undulate and flow endlessly in an infinite range of shapes and designs.

For Ms Eberstadt, the link between robust families and resilient faith is reminiscent of bonds forming a double helix: dynamic, self-reinforcing and flowing endlessly in both directions.

MANY of us imagine Sardinia as a Versace ad come to life: European playboys lounging on megayachts and Champagne flowing endlessly at clubs named, without irony, Billionaire.

Mr. Ratmansky sustains the ambiguity throughout a flowing, endlessly inventive first section that occasionally recalls Jerome Robbins's "In the Night" in its presentation of different forms of love and relationships.

Mr. Barenboim also played both programs entirely from memory, an impressive technical feat as well as one that leaves a stunning visual impression of the performer seated alone before an unadorned piano with notes flowing endlessly from his fingers.

It is a style in which one thing flows endlessly, effortlessly into the next, just as the characters constantly change their costumes and the staccato brass tweets at the end of the overture lead seamlessly into the Maid's laughter in the opening scene.

"As my colleagues go to sleep tonight, they need to think about whether the political support of the gun industry is worth the blood that flows endlessly onto the floors of American churches, elementary schools, movie theaters and city streets," Sen. Chris Murphy, a Democrat from Connecticut, said after the Texas shooting.