Sentence examples for over relentlessly from inspiring English sources

His cataclysmic resignations from the Cabinet, his dalliances with the rich and famous, and his fiercely protected private life, have been picked over relentlessly.

They are valuable and easy to catch, and industrial fleets the world over are relentlessly "harvesting" them with little awareness of the damage this is doing to the oceans' ecosystems.

But when that criticism takes the form of singling out just one country, unfairly, bitterly and relentlessly, over and over and over, that is just wrong – and we all know it".

And it punched down relentlessly, over and over again, in much more brutal fashion than the worst of the 1970s' now blacklisted comedies ever did.

I cannot tell you how many tweets, Facebook posts, etc., I see every day from people trumpeting their product -- usually over and over and relentlessly throughout the day- - without seeing them post or share about anything else.

That's the moment where the movie's script definitively wins, or, rather, loses — it takes over with such relentlessly constricting, tyrannical force that no air can seep in.

A string of passionate Bitcoin advocates and technical engineers have been replaced by a largely anonymous chorus of troll accounts on reddit and Twitter, where everything from blocksize proposals, to Bitcoin accepting businesses, to media types like little old me get pounded over the rocks relentlessly.

"Ham Bake-off" (Melisa McCarthy, Jason Sudeikis, Kenan Thompson, Cecily Strong, Nasim Pedrad, Taran Killam, Bobby Moynihan) The best part about McCarthy's "Ham Bakeoff" dance routine was that the word "ham" being relentlessly repeated over and over during the performance.

Few if any ooh and ahh over the relentlessly uniform stucco tract houses of Henry Doelger.

She must have remonstrated with him over how relentlessly he came in pursuit of me, though it was part of their code that she would never openly take my part against him.

That he could draw about him, even in old age, a crowd of admiring fellow musicians and would-be collaborators was largely due to the hypnotic effect of his music, to the mantra-like chanting over the relentlessly repetitive beat of guitar and foot, which seemed to absorb listeners and accompanists alike into a huge heartbeat.