He was an indefatigable correspondent with friends all over the world.
They were then shipped to Macau, where they helped Karl Gutzlaff, an indefatigable missionary with a Hong Kong street still named after him, to translate St John's gospel into Japanese.
Norman, who in an early scene finds himself humiliated at a speed-dating event, is an indefatigable rogue with a pocket of Viagra.
By all accounts, the police will be up against an indefatigable man with bottomless reserves of patience, an enormous intellect and unwavering principles.
Norman Oder, a journalist writing a book on the project, remains its most indefatigable chronicler with his long-standing blog, Atlantic Yards Report, for which, he said, he has no expiration date.
An indefatigable volunteer with the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, she oversaw the Eastern Region for many years, assisting such voices through the program's ranks as Susan Graham, Renee Fleming, Dawn Upshaw, Hei-Kyung Hong and Samuel Ramey.
Since the first SPD chancellor, Willy Brandt, in the early 1970s, they have subscribed to Ostpolitik a policy of openness toward (and indefatigable dialogue with) the east, including the Soviet Union and now Russia.
But in relation to Wallace's own indefatigable engagement with his world, it's the lines from Auden that seem most apt: "coming out of me living is always thinking,/Thinking changing and changing living".
Carroll admired Tenniel for his work on the animals in Aesop's Fables in particular, but he also knew him as a Punch cartoonist and indefatigable illustrator, with the magic metamorphoses of the Arabian Nights and many other titles in his portfolio.
