The Maya were neighbors from hell, incessantly at war, often, self-defeatingly, with each other.
Most airlines in America (with the exceptions of Southwest and Continental) are incessantly at war with some of their employees; this includes even United Airlines, where the employees own about half the company.
The United States used similar bombing strategies during the Korean War, incessantly pounding North Korean positions in the hopes of driving the Communists to negotiate.
Wells died in 1946 a few weeks shy of 80, having written incessantly through two world wars.
"A Rope and a Prayer" is, above all, an important and timely resource for anyone trying to understand the trajectory of violence during the last decade in a region that has been ravaged by war almost incessantly for millennia.
This language may seem overly pugnacious, but I'm deliberately borrowing it from the creationists, who have used the "battle" and "war" metaphors incessantly for over half a century (Numbers 2006).
This is the same administration that lied to Americans about Saddam possessing WMD, constantly banging the war drum, incessantly capitalizing on the country's fears, and proclaiming ― not long after the September 11th attacks ― that Saddam Hussein would be responsible for a "mushroom cloud" if the United States didn't get involved militarily with Iraq.
During the first years of the Civil War, Northerners worried incessantly about the possibility of British recognition of Southern independence, and with good reason.
An alarm bell rings incessantly.Six months after a civil war broke out, peace deals continue to come and go.
John Cleese plays the eccentric owner of a small-town hotel who causes uproar by incessantly and rudely talking about the war to his German guests.
