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Lillian Ross sprinkles an early Miss America pageant with the gentle scorn it deserves—"Ah am smilin', Mama," says an indefatigably beatific Miss Florida while the bedraggled Miss New York State worries that she does not know how to display her talents.
Further goodies included tax relief for high-end television and animation firms, vouchers enabling small businesses to buy advice and a devolved local growth fund the brainchild of Michael Heseltine, the indefatigably interventionist Tory grandee.In this section Ploughing ahead Over the Rubicon Forward to the past?
Most teachers want to get rid of underperforming colleagues; most politicians want somebody to be responsible for schools; and most immigrants definitely want to learn.Mr Alonzo, for one, remains indefatigably optimistic.
Everywhere he wrote, indefatigably tapping away on his old Olympia manual early in the mornings and deep into the weekends.
She organized some 60 local and state Consumers' Leagues and traveled and spoke indefatigably for the cause.
Throughout the 1860s Taine indefatigably continued his researches and his writing.
She worked indefatigably for three years to supervise and to raise funds for the unit, which in 1922 was reorganized as the Hadassah Medical Organization.
Rolling news has made the scenes from Kuala Lumpur more affable, as we hear the giggles in the news conference over daft questions, the titbits about the co-pilot being cautioned for having "blondes up smoking with him in the cockpit", and Kay Burley in a crisp white shirt indefatigably searching for the truth.
As corner shop beer cans were clanked together, the revelers then moved further down the high street where a PA system was set up that played nothing but Bowie hits, and the glut of fans - several of whom were sporting lightning bolt makeup and/or flamboyant costume - danced indefatigably to the timeless songs.
He was so indefatigably brilliant that a week later, when he lined up against a formidable roll call of East Africans before the start of the 5,000, you were prompted to believe that never before had such a frail stature housed such an enormous heart.
The Chilean-born, French-based, internationally nomadic director was indefatigably productive – his filmography lists 114 titles since the 1960s – and his fragmentary, fanciful oeuvre was like one vast sketchpad for recording images from a supremely fertile unconscious.
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The primary grammatical function of "indefatigably" is as an adverb , modifying verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to describe the manner in which an action is performed. Ludwig shows this use across many contexts, denoting tireless and persistent effort.
Expression frequency: Very common
