Sentence examples for relentless procession from inspiring English sources
The walls of a side room are entirely covered with Polaroids, a relentless procession of sex, poached eggs, glimpses of bodies, couples, foodstuffs and anything else his eye floated across.
When he describes the information explosion, he reckons the increase in bytes, citing the relentless procession of prefixes (kilo-, megiga-,iga-, tera-, peta-, exand anownow zetta-, with yotta- in the wings) that's mirrored in the proliferation of smartphones, tablets, game consoles and windowless server farms.
Life is a series of moments -- thousands, millions of them, strung together in dizzying, relentless procession.
It's a relentless procession of dozens upon dozens of floats: a yodeling van promotes Swiss Tissot watches; fluorescent cars lob bags of chips; French fry girls fling coupons and hats; the Michelin man sings about tires; cheerleaders chant about cheese.
Even though they'd written "Dan" more times in one day than I have since high school, regular shift changes and the relentless procession of coeds kept the baristas from paying attention to me until later in the evening, at which point the Manager On Duty did a very polite job of ignoring how bloodshot my eyes were.
Soccer evil: Swedish teams are often made up of endless, relentless processions of hard-working blond automatons.
As Big Ben struck 9 45 a.m. the first poignant strains of the Funeral March were blown down Whitehall, the blocks of soldiers, sailors, and airmen with arms reversed moved forward and the great procession began its relentless progress to the Cathedral.
A relentless and depressing procession of examples document the "nigger moments" that punctuate the lives of black professionals in restaurants, building lobbies, taxis, and stores.
In a year's time, he went on scores of arranged dates, a procession so relentless he described it to me as "a death march".
The procession of major events of the 1980s was relentless.
A procession of gaudy marionettes, yet with something of the relentless horror of Frankensteins in their detached, mechanical unawareness.
