Sentence examples for it means endless from inspiring English sources

Who wants to continue living if it means endless, incurable suffering and debilitation?

Mothers, Hannah says, have one purpose, to "take care of you forever, even if it means endless, endless pain".

It means endless rows of laying hens kept in battery cages so small that the birds cannot even stretch their wings.

I'm not sure that would be a bad thing, in many ways, but it wouldn't be much fun for MPs if it meant endless late night votes and counter-ambushes.

It also means endless fun-sapping trips to and fro across the sprawling city, because while presumably historically accurate, the cars' appalling handling and the ease with which you can have fatal accidents – combined with the game's insistence on sending you on protracted wild goose chases – make driving a kind of control pad-inflicted Chinese water torture.

The headset is modular, which on one hand means endless customization, but it also means that it isn't the simplest device to get up-and-running unless you have some major patience.

And the future means endless referendums, paralysis and insolvency.

In Tanzania, the process of removing pastoralists from the plains started in 1959, when the British colonial government made the great grass sea of the Serengeti – in Masai the name means endless plain – a human-free wildlife reserve.

Particularly as the Assembly Rooms on George Street have been given over to what is being described as a digital festival, which means endless showings of filmed versions of theatre.

The problem with the regime's slogans is that for too many Egyptians "modernization" means endless traffic jams and gated suburbs; "democratic reform" means bribery and fraudulent elections; and "social order" means the policeman's club, or the interrogator's electric prod.

They're doing a finance startup, which means endless negotiations with big, bureaucratic companies.