Greene also issued, as if he kept a Mini-Me in his attaché case, a relentless stream of other material: essays, newspaper reportage, short stories, film and book reviews.
On his wall was a strategy chart mapping out "Operation Steady Drumbeat," a plan to keep AOL Europe in the news by providing a relentless stream of press releases.
"In recent weeks, there has been a relentless stream of output from modelling groups on the topic of Brexit – all of it negative.
Soon Davis was a recording star ("Hey There"), a Broadway star ("Mr. Wonderful"), a movie star (a dapper, slithering Sportin' Life in "Porgy and Bess") and a Rat Pack insider with Frank and Dean, enduring a relentless stream of race jokes in case anyone didn't notice his complexion, and containing his impulses so as not to upstage the alternately munificent and petulant Sinatra.
Nevertheless, sustaining interest in "High School Musical" required Disney and its promotional partners to bombard capricious young viewers with a relentless stream of merchandise and marketing in the 18 months between the first and second movies.
Seven months after a failed attempt by Liberal backbenchers to provoke a challenge to Mr Abbott's leadership, and amid a relentless stream of poor opinion polls, Mr Turnbull pounced today, in partnership with Mr Abbott's own deputy, Julie Bishop, Australia's popular Foreign Minister.
For decades the highly trusted public broadcaster has weathered a relentless stream of attacks by the crusaders of the (increasingly) hard right in Australia.
Jones can't see and Calzaghe continues to pound him with a relentless stream of shots.
Many of the shops were struggling to stay afloat against a relentless stream of drug traffic.
I also like presenters who don't bash you around the head with a relentless stream of wrist-slitting banalities.
