One's eye moves tirelessly, entranced, between the two faces and their Frankenstein offspring.
"I like the fight," countered Ms. Townsend, sounding like a Kennedy and grinning like one as she moved tirelessly from one stump stop to another.
He was younger than Netta, imprisoned in a portable-fence arrangement in which he moved tirelessly, crabwise, hanging on a barrier he could easily have climbed...
She and Lei could have ended their marriage on a balcony like this — on a mild day during the snow season, their last shared memories the white mountains close by, the ski lifts moving tirelessly and smoothly uphill and downhill, and small colorful dots sliding down the slopes: actions viewed from afar.
She and Lei could have ended their marriage on a balcony like this on a mild day during the snow season, their last shared memories the white mountains close by, the ski lifts moving tirelessly and smoothly uphill and downhill, and small colorful dots sliding down the slopes: actions viewed from afar.
A Catholic nun in Colombo moves tirelessly every week between Colombo and the Vanni to help school children; Sarvodaya, a Sri Lankan aid organization, is still able to access areas off limits to international aid organizations.
All around us, machines were moving, gracefully and tirelessly executing their tasks.
Andrew paid tribute to Johnson's work and said: "When you work with someone you realise the effort they put in and he's worked tirelessly to move the team forward.
Since becoming president of The College of Wooster in 2007, Grant Cornwell and his administrative team have worked tirelessly to move the college forward, with notable success.
Less willfully cerebral than the author's earlier masterworks, "Mason & Dixon" demonstrates Mr. Pynchon's ability to tell a story that is as poignant as it is daring, as moving as it is tirelessly inventive.
