Sentence examples for relentlessly flowing from inspiring English sources
Though he cannot possibly need the money, he spends his days proselytizing the Gospel of Success through Trump University, his motivational speeches, his TV shows and relentlessly flowing books.
Is popular culture like a river, flowing relentlessly forward so that no one ever steps in the same waters twice?
The entire Caribbean basin is already a sieve through which drugs flow relentlessly to North America and Europe with the consequent proliferation of arms and violent gangs.
But one fateful day, when my son, Nick, was 11 or 12, I lugged in a carton containing the latest of the electronic gadgets that flow relentlessly into any self-respecting American household -- a new VCR or CD player, perhaps.
"Nowadays we know too well that the stream of history flows on relentlessly and there is never a barrier across it.
It's not the intensity of the storms that's the problem — it's the conveyor belt of wet systems that relentlessly douse the state, which eventually can cause hillsides to saturate and mud to start flowing.
Associated with the PC Music collective, the production shifts and bends relentlessly in blocks of primary color, over which singer Sarah Midori Perry flows in and out of English and Japanese.
Due to the presumed high gas pressures and accumulated magma beneath the conduit plugs, the last three Vulcanian events (Table 1) produced pyroclastic flows which sped relentlessly down quebradas, arriving to the surrounding river channels 10 minutes after the main explosion (Figure 2b).
The United States harassed and hounded the Greeks so relentlessly that few Greek possessions had the flow that proper execution requires.
There are segments for which he spurns a backing track and demonstrates a breathless flow that sends staccato syllables crashing relentlessly into one another.
The rock is stuck where it is, relentlessly pushing against the river, resisting the natural flow of water until, over a long enough period of time, it's worn down to a pebble.
