We've been inundated with incessant, well-funded advertising campaigns of misinformation and rebranding exercises.
It promises incessant good fortune when touched.
What they loved was the incessant chorus of "Well, we done told you, our God's done warned you, Jesus coming soon".
It has brought immense hardship to farmers and ranchers, and fed incessant wildfires, as well as an enormous dust storm that blew through the western Texas city of Lubbock in the past month.
They not only led for nine fairy-tale minutes but were the better team before the interval and clung on well under incessant second-half pressure to make a replay seem plausible until late on.
Those images, as well as incessant attention from tabloids and gossip websites such as TMZ, Perez Hilton and Dlisted, have helped place Lohan in the bizarre position of being one of the most famous actresses in the world now while not having played a lead role in years: she has become a famous actress famous for not acting.
He remembers her incessant reference to her well-to-do- Aunt Mary throughout their courtship.
You know the format well from the incessant documentaries (the term is applied loosely) yammering on channels like VH1.
The programme sweetly captures the regression so many adults feel when stepping back into childhood homes – as well as the incessant bickering, most of which occurs over Amstell's dislike of Clive, his mum's new boyfriend.
While the abbey survived Hawkwood as well as the incessant local warfare that raged hereabouts from the 13th to the 15th centuries, it was an act of God in the form of an earthquake that proved Celestine's undoing in 1593.
And he wasn't just right about what ended up happening in the late 20th century - he was right about why it happened: The relentless search for new markets and cheap labor, as well as the incessant demand for more natural resources, are beasts that demand constant feeding.
