Incessantly make dicks of themselves in public.
Campbell, who holds forth incessantly on obscure subjects, is extremely ill-at-ease when asked about perhaps the most obscure of all: himself.
While a single dynasty had held the throne for five hundred years, the country — the size of North and South Carolina combined — had been incessantly squeezed and serially invaded by bigger, more powerful neighbors.
Months before the WCIT was held in December in Dubai, American lobbying groups attacked the ITU and its proposals for internationalized Internet governance incessantly, with unconditional support from Google.
I held bright and pleasing objects in front of his face, mildly surprised him with games of peep-bo and tickled him incessantly, all the while ensuring that I could justify my behaviour should social services come calling.
The contrast between his budgets of 2012 and 2014, the first a political disaster, the second a triumph, are held up as evidence of the party's resurgence.Some Tories are rightly concerned that the recovery is not reaching people's wallets a charge that Labour makes incessantly.
We still worry incessantly about what the future holds, ensuring we have what we need when we get there.
Here is a definition that holds up: music is incessantly extending, reversing, emulating, mocking, and erasing what's already there.
Then, when I made the many calls necessary to confirm my hotel and spa reservations, I was put on hold incessantly while a recording repeated: "Thank you for holding.
For me, this time was marked by a blur of meetings with doctors, pumping incessantly to increase my milk supply, and delicately holding my daughter for brief moments when the nurses said it was alright.
She also practiced her dribbling incessantly in front of the building, in between dancing and holding court among groups of friends.
