Steinhauer's "Tourists" are members of a tiny fraternity of C.I.A. operatives who move ceaselessly around the world, cultivating informers, ferreting out double agents and assassinating America's enemies.
The ballet's 10 women, dressed in white in what look like abbreviated old-fashioned bathing suits, undulate on a stage that also appears to move ceaselessly.
He was materially worse off than he had been in the U.S., but life in El Salvador left him no choice but to move ceaselessly forward.
The BBCSO played with verve and characteristic expertise while mechanistic collages of squares and lines, intercut with cityscapes, bridges and rivers, moved ceaselessly behind them like an enormous screensaver.
Now, vision is an active process; the eye moves ceaselessly and a given object or contour is processed by many regions of V1 in a relatively short time.
Once marginalized by MTV and the rest of the mainstream, Rush has steadfastly ignored their detractors, moving ceaselessly into the future.
Over the next 90 minutes, some will move almost ceaselessly: deconstructing the "wall", setting its chairs for us to sit on, transporting lengths of wood, assembling them into tripods, erecting them around the playing area.
In the 1970s, say the pastoralists – the nomadic herders who move their cattle ceaselessly across the region in search of pasture – they started having droughts every seven years; in the 1980s they came about every five years and in the 1990s every two or three.
Tsuya recalls that even in the hospital nursery Ashima ceaselessly moved her hands, arms, and legs: "All the time, not stop.
But so is a kind of anonymity: a diffuse, inclusive love of movies, the joy of movies, which he spreads before us in an immense, ceaselessly moving, pell-mell, two-timing feast.
Jimmy Destri, Chris Stein, Harry and the rest of the band were on hand to remember and recreate the rest, moving smoothly and ceaselessly back and forth between words and instruments whenever they reached an untranslatable phrase.
