Sentence examples for more indefatigable from inspiring English sources
As docent, Kalman is more indefatigable than expert, cheerily declaring: "Over 15,000 books have been written about Lincoln.
Even Kate Bush – perhaps the most apposite comparison, given Divers' preponderance of songs on which Newsom twists her voice into an approximation of the shriekier moments on The Kick Inside – gently poked fun at her more indefatigable devotees on How to Be Invisible, mocking up a spell to make herself vanish that included "hem of anorak".
But there is something in the mix of Dudamel's electricity and communication with his orchestra, cranking up that extra notch of commitment, which invokes more the indefatigable Russian Valery Gergiev, only without the ego.
They soon started dating and found they both loved English antiques, Cher (her indefatigable spirit more than her music), Martha's Vineyard, macaroni and cheese, and acting younger than their ages, which neither would reveal.
The indefatigable @AskMrMickey (more than 77,300 tweets) keeps followers abreast in real time on what television he is watching ("Mr Magoo's Christmas Carol. THAT's what I call holiday entertainment!"), current events ("Some say it's our RIGHT to carry a gun.
6.09pm BST 8 min: After more excellent work by the indefatigable (after eight minutes, anyway) Isa, Lloris rushes out to clasp a Cadu cross to his chest.
Through the force of his personality, upgraded practice and weight room facilities, more rigorous academic demands and indefatigable recruiting of better athletes, Golden has set about rebuilding Temple football brick by brick.
10.11pm BST Williams 5-0 Li* The sponsor's promo thing at the changeover, which involves giving watches away to fans, has – thanks to the indefatigable announcer – rather more zip to it than events out on the court.
The stock has been indefatigable of late, more than quintupling in value since mid-2005 along the support of its 10-week and 20-week moving averages.
The indefatigable Florida State Chamber of Commerce reports that more than 2,000,000 persons visited the State last year.
