This amazing "plant" labours incessantly to turn out, on each Wednesday, a periodical that contains surely not more than twenty thousand words of letterpress.
The ruler's major goal, as Shang Yang reiterates incessantly, is to turn his subjects into diligent farmers and valiant soldiers.
Past residents report the actor's spirited behavior, including: ringing the phone incessantly, blaring the radio, turning the heat to over 100 degrees and practicing the bugle for the role.
And, increasingly, they are turning to social media networks to reach a younger demographic that is seemingly incessantly online.
In fact, when Clinton isn't turning Benghazi into the political equivalent of the Alamo, or mentioning the NRA incessantly, she often times works very hard to copy Bernie's progressive stances.
After all, poetic composition is the art of finding beauty in constraint, of turning limitation into aesthetic opportunity, and that, we know, is a feat these women were forced to perform incessantly.
Mr. Applebaum, however, said that he and his colleagues "are always bemused by the fact that journalists who turn into authors are the most incessantly demanding of a publicist's services".
And yet they have turned to a man who talks incessantly about the crisis from which the country has recovered.
The "horrible day," as she calls it, when the sky turned black and her teeth chattered incessantly.
Though they subsided in later years, his histrionics were incessantly rehashed by the press even as he turned over control of the team to his sons in 2008.
On the CD "Revenge on the Telemarketers, Round One" a Kentucky jingle writer named Tom Mabe fulfills a fantasy lurking in the hearts of many Americans and turns the tables on the salespeople who incessantly call his home.
