There is a relentless circle trod by enraged Palestinian men in the Gaza Strip.
In "Lost Cornerstone," a large statue of an eagle swings from the ceiling in relentless circles.
Or in the words of New York chef Sarah Jenkins, "the relentless circle jerk between the media, PR agents, and the chefs or countries who employ them than any kind of reflection on what's truly happening out there in the real world". .
Most of the tales are narrated by Yunior, the alter ego who forms the backbone of much of Mr Díaz's fiction, circling around one relentless question.
It examined the relentless vicious circle of a "life of crime".
THE couple stood in a tight, urgent embrace, clinging silently to each other a few hours after the attacks that no New Yorker will ever forget, rocking to a private rhythm as the obscene news bulletins -- "Terrorist attacks on our country"... "World Financial Center also evacuated"... "Trading Suspended" -- ran relentless electronic circles around the news zipper in Times Square.
Hips jutted, pelvises circled, shoulders shimmied, men sauntered, women strutted, with relentless attention to the beat.
Sharks circled the raft, which sprang leaks as the rubber weakened under the relentless sun.
Once a man of relentless energy, he rarely saw his circle of anti-Kremlin activists and fellow Russian exiles.
Growing up Catholic, rich but disdained in Hartford, then a city dominated by Protestant aristocrats, gave Mr. Dunne a piercing insider-outsider perspective that has never left him, a relentless desire to dance in inner circles.
