Sentence examples for from the nonstop from inspiring English sources

"It's not the number, it's the strategy". This was a moment of decision for the first-year president, and Biden was in a rented house in Nantucket, away from the nonstop discussions in Washington.

Here are some notable developments and ideas snagged from the nonstop fire-hose flow of news and noted by me on Twitter and Facebook: Carnegie-Mellon study: Marcellus shale gas greenhouse impact 20-50% less than coal.

And some of the earliest results from the nonstop creativity, particularly with fish, make you realize once again that it doesn't take a quart of cream or a pound of butter to produce the succulent food that creates repeat customers.

Two blocks from the nonstop frat party of Bourbon Street, a more genteel form of social drinking is explored at the new Museum of the American Cocktail in New Orleans.

Mr. Rivera benefited in part from the nonstop campaigning of his father, who represented the 15th Council District for 13 years and was in the Assembly for five years before that.

SHANGHAI — Over the past eight years, Gilles Boulianne and Brigitte Elie have spent most of their time turning a 70-year-old lane house in this city's former French Concession into a calm oasis from the nonstop rush outside their door.

They fell so much in love, in fact, that they ended up having intercourse for like nine or ten hours straight, during which Sophia had probably 47 orgasms and Mitch had to run to the ice machine like three or four times because it was getting so damn hot in there from all the nonstop sex they were having.

From the first, the nonstop intricacy of the meters raised the voltage.

In the roiling center of the ship's plush-carpeted bowels, the wall-size TV in the Sports Bar blared ESPN's "Sports Center" in Spanish, while additional incongruous noise tumbled in from all directions: the nonstop plinking of the casino's slots, the vibrato of an ivory-tickling lounge singer, and the George Kowalski Trio performing "Feelings".

Bill Young shows his choreographic fondness for high-energy movements in works ranging from a commentary on the nonstop intensity of today's urban life to an evocation of a totally imaginary faraway realm.

Season 11 of "America's Got Talent" premiered in a nation that was no less divided than it is today, exhausted from and glued to the nonstop election cycle in equal turns.