Sentence examples for nonstop appeals from inspiring English sources
State radio and TV have carried nonstop appeals, describing voting as a religious duty.
The Obama administration has proposed stronger regulations to foil the industry practice of nonstop violation appeals so obviously risky mines can be kept running.
DogTV, offered over the Internet or through DirecTV, plays nonstop imagery that supposedly appeals to dogs.
"The appeal is the nonstop self-sufficiency of these vessels," said Ben Snead, an owner of Expedition Yachts International, which is selling Dream for $18.9 million.
Watching Bell inexorably pulling on the thread of those long-ago connections has classic thriller appeal, but dealing nonstop with toxic individuals and their catastrophic life choices is not inevitably a thrill.
Parishioners at two other churches, who did not appeal to the Vatican, have also held nonstop vigils.
Yet with our endless haggling, our eternal debates, our nonstop vitriol, we've transformed an ancient and urgent appeal for unity into a reason to divide, to argue and to fracture community to the core.
It's not hard to see the appeal of the sharing economy in Korea, as a movement that challenges the notion "that nonstop economic growth leads to widespread prosperity; and that more stuff leads to more happiness".
