Sentence examples for innumerable acts from inspiring English sources

"They're the band cited by all the innumerable acts that mine that seam.

With the destructive imagination of a serial killer, Treviño Morales, who was known as Z-40, presided over innumerable acts of torture, murder, and dismemberment, and became, in the process, a symbol of the recent reign of terror in Mexico.

Valencia said Ecuador had been left with little choice but to end Assange's stay in its London embassy following his "innumerable acts of interference in the politics of other states" which put at risk the country's relations with them.

And these accomplishments were achieved despite a punishing, 55-year-old embargo perpetrated by the world's most powerful nation — accompanied by innumerable acts of economic sabotage, espionage, attempted assassination and military aggression.

3 Innumerable acts of violence and outrage, of robbery and murder, were committed by the emperor himself and by those who at one time or another had influence with him.

Mr. Sherry, who was raising his family in his hometown, Rockville Centre, N.Y., performed his innumerable small acts of kindness quietly.

23 Skidoo Seven Songs (1981) Sampled by innumerable dance acts, Skidoo's white-boys-playing-world-music experiments and Burroughs-inspired musicollagesages blazed trails for how music is made today.

The ending of more overt violence as the slave frontier moved on left the weak women, children, and the poor vulnerable to innumerable personal acts of kidnapping and betrayal, a process exacerbated by the indebtedness of local traders to coastal merchants and the dependence of the traders on the transatlantic economy.

By the time he won the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for "The Glass Menagerie," in 1945, he had written at least six full-length apprentice plays, innumerable one-acts, poems, and short stories.

In photo after photo published by the news agencies, there were innumerable people who displayed acts of heroism in response to the horrific events of the day. .

The colonists, jubilant at the repeal of the Stamp Act, drank innumerable toasts, sounded peals of cannon, and were prepared to ignore the Declaratory Act as face-saving window dressing.