Professionally, she is relentless, sleeping at work and notably obsessed with detail in a police department defined by its failures.
Mr. Gulotta was a relentless campaigner, sleeping four or five hours a night and keeping a withering schedule of ribbon cuttings, Eagle Scout ceremonies and retiree dinners, events he was shuttled to in a black four-door 1989 Ford Crown Victoria that had logged more than 176,000 miles as of last October.
When I became a parent of young children I also became a purposeful and relentless opportunist of sleep.
Real duty, he learned, is more like living inside a working clock — keeping watch by a relentless schedule, with sleep parcelled into shifts of a few hours and conversations carried on in fifteen-second intervals between foghorn blasts.
But the president's job is tough; it requires hours of relentless work without sleep and asks one to make critical decisions under tremendous pressure.
I've joined them for a weekend of relentless banter and Guantánamo-level sleep deprivation.
Between the constant noise, the lack of sleep and the relentless exposure to gallons of red-hot liquid faeces, it was just like being there.
In letters to his family he described it as the "city of towers" and told how he found it difficult to sleep through the relentless noise of traffic.
Prisoners all break -- under drugs, sensory deprivation, no sleep, water boarding, relentless interrogation.
In fact, you imagine this is a large part of the bailiff's existence, it must be wearying to be hounded with such mundane and relentless questions: "How do you sleep at night?" "How much are they paying you?" "Where's your wife and kids gone?" That said, their job does involve kicking people out of their homes and onto the street, so y'know, fuck them and their cold, broken souls. .
