Sentence examples for having endlessly from inspiring English sources

Most remarkably, having endlessly pontificated how he intended to destroy the prosecutors, Black did not testify in his own defence.

His nursery manager mum, Caroline, has also been a pivotal figure, having endlessly risen at 4am to drive Peaty to the pool to train – and taken him back in the evening – despite her aversion to driving.

This now passes for gallows comedy in the land of Plautus and Boccaccio, where Mr. Berlusconi's administration, having endlessly chipped away at the national arts budget and the fund for opera, music, theater and film, pays the standard lip service to culture as the country's pride and joy and economic engine.

It was this that led senior judges such as Lord Bingham to be so enthusiastic: they wanted incorporation to save litigants the time and trouble of having endlessly to go abroad to get a justice that was denied them at home.

Critics have endlessly debated it.

South Africa- watchers, such as Mr Ellis, have endlessly sought to identify such allegiances.

He has endlessly repeated that he opposes such orders as a ban on cheap incandescent light bulbs.

Both have endlessly recounted how Murray's competitiveness was hewn in those early days.

I've endlessly found myself in rooms of men and had the experience of feeling I wasn't being heard.

"The media has endlessly told teenage girls that boys are the only ones who are going to want sex.

While I am not into manic desperation, I would certainly love to have endlessly extended life; in short, immortality.