Sentence examples for never-ending toil from inspiring English sources
On the surface, the building looks like the outside of a factory, but throughout the film, walls dissolve away and windows slide open, showing the never-ending toil of a solitary worker building…something.
And we're making the problem worse: When everyone around us is "slammed," it's easy to feel guilty if we're not slaving away on a never-ending treadmill of toil.
The simple fact is that if a nation pours so much of its toil and resources into preparing for and fighting never-ending wars it's contorting its priorities.
It was constant, never-ending.
Invented by a 19th-century engineer named Sir William Cubitt, the original treadmill was essentially a never-ending staircase – a wheel of steps encircling a vast cylinder attached to a millstone, on which convicts could be gainfully employed for many hours a day; famously, Oscar Wilde was made to toil away on the treadmill during his imprisonment in Reading jail in 1895.
Business improvement is a never-ending task.
Supply never-ending drinks.
This list is never-ending.
