Sentence examples for in a never-ending loop from inspiring English sources

If you have watched a music video in the past decade, you probably did not watch it on MTV, a network now mostly stuck in a never-ending loop of episodes of Teen Mom.

Is the universe stuck in a Groundhog Day? Difficult to tell if the Groundhog Day lasts for billions of years, but a leading Princeton physicist will today put forward the theory of a cyclical universe stuck in a never-ending loop.

Google appears to have some quirks to work out: After viewing that one video, the Treo browser got stuck in a never-ending loop between the YouTube Mobile home page advertising clips like "Paris Hilton Prison Diaries: Day 3-Prison Cuisine"–and another page advising users to sign up for an unlimited data plan.

For 3 1/2 seasons before Gasol's arrival, Odom had been the Lakers Hamlett, caught in a never-ending loop of meditation about his purpose.

Being caught in a never-ending loop of substitute teaching rather than arrive at a full-time teaching position does not help the substitute to meet their basic financial needs with a compensation that borders on the poverty line.

From clean-as-a-whistle subways to the circular Yamanote rail line that connects most of central Tokyo's must-see districts in a never-ending loop, the city is a transit lover's dream, to the point where it hardly matters where you're going; just riding the trains, getting to know the various systems (and watching how Tokyoites cope with rush hour) can provide days of entertainment.

Vessel stories can be inspiring but they can also intoxicate us, leading us into a never-ending loop.

The next showdown in what has seemed a never-ending loop of fiscal brinkmanship and half-measures is likely to come as soon as next month over spending cuts.

As if Angry Birds hasn't pervaded our society enough, bands are now covering the theme on YouTube, just in case that tune isn't already on a never-ending loop in your head.

Some recommend listening through to the end of the song or the piece that your particular music-worm comes from, thus exorcising its power by hearing it in context rather than on a never-ending loop.

In fact, it might ruin your entire relationship, too, because afterwards, you'll just lay there in silence, staring at the ceiling, with the 'ooohhhooohooo' from "Sex On Fire" playing on a never-ending loop in your head as you wonder how you even got here and whether humans even deserve to have sex at all.