He added: "During my tenure as a Fifa exco member, I worked ceaselessly to confront and to correct what I thought were opaque and illegal ways in which Mr Blatter and his predecessor, Mr [João] Havelange, ran Fifa.
"I got some time checks from the other riders and thought, 'What's going on here?' " If Sastre had a secret weapon, it was his team, which worked ceaselessly through the Tour to put him in a position to win.
He suffered a massive stroke that robbed him of his speech, and then worked ceaselessly in therapy to regain it.
In an election year that saw Democrats and Republicans deadlocked, Wilson understood that the new bill might appeal to the voters of Theodore Roosevelt's Progressive Party, and although the final legislation bore Wilson's signature, it really did belong to Roosevelt, who had worked ceaselessly — often circumventing Congress — to preserve these spaces.
Still, from the very first page, a tone of victimology flows through the book; she chastises the "apostles of religious correctness" who have "worked ceaselessly to delegitimize American secularism and relegate its heroes to a kooks' corner of American history". But these heroes include Tom Paine, Thomas Jefferson, Walt Whitman, William Lloyd Garrison and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
His family worked ceaselessly to make wreaths.
We worked ceaselessly to get them out".
She also worked ceaselessly in her studio, first making abstract landscape paintings and then plaster sculptures.
He then worked ceaselessly to obtain the relatively moderate settlement of the Dictum of Kenilworth (Oct . 31 , 1266
From that point on she worked ceaselessly, impoverished and increasingly reclusive.
Further along the Transamazônica highway another Catholic nun – the American Sister Dorothy Stang – worked ceaselessly for peasant families.
