Sentence examples for never weary from inspiring English sources

The cemetery, a British shrine and last resting place for 3,935 whom age will never weary, provided a fitting backdrop to this emotive swansong.

Bayeux war cemetery, a British shine and last resting place for 3,935 whom age would never weary, provided a fitting backdrop to this emotive swan song.

So as Bayeux war cemetery, a British shine and last resting place for 3,935 whom age would never weary, provided a fitting backdrop to this emotive swan song, the old boys claimed the occasion with dignity.

The other is that the pudding, in the truest sense of the word, is one of the few dishes that this country can fairly claim as its own – indeed, a 17th-century French visitor was move to write "blessed be he that invented pudding, for it is a manna that hits the palates of all sorts of people; a manna, better than that of the wilderness, because the people are never weary of it.

Meanwhile, never flinch, never weary, never despair.

I never weary of them, of caressing and gazing at my wonderful creations.

My wife at my side, I should say, never wearied.

And yet one never wearies of these things!" He concludes, "See!

Downing Street never wearies of making clear that the MoD is, in all matters related to Dr Kelly, "the lead department".

There is the same vertiginous thrill at lurching from exemplary declarations of universalist ethics ("Men have never wearied of political justice; they have wearied of waiting for it") to the flared-nostrilled defence of Edwardian privilege, such as public schools.

Over the years Rumpole never altered or developed much, if at all, and the plots were sometimes stretched pretty thin, but Mr. Mortimer never wearied of his creation, and the stories were always reliably and reassuringly entertaining.