Sentence examples for relentlessly following from inspiring English sources

Silvia is accosted by the outlaws but is rescued by Proteus, who has been relentlessly following her with his page, the still-disguised Julia.

An uncomfortable video has surfaced showing a security guard relentlessly following a black customer around a Calgary Walmart for no apparent reason. .

Weizmann's lobbying of Balfour — and other establishment figures, including Samuel and C. P. Scott, the editor of the Manchester Guardian — continued relentlessly over the following decade.

Mr. Dean documents decades of Republicans relentlessly seeking revenge following Nixon's forced resignation.

Mainly, though, they have accrued their worldwide following by relentlessly succeeding in the Premier League, the era of satellite TV and internet accessibility.

He is in some ways the least fantastical of novelists, because he so relentlessly persists with his fictional hypotheses, following them through to large, humane conclusions.

I figured that had we won the lottery that Saturday night, my dad wouldn't return from the pub and beat us relentlessly into the early hours of the following morning.

As with many types Asian and African megafauna, the Sunda rhino was relentlessly hunted by trophy and big-game hunters for decades following the arrival of Europeans in its range.

Of course, following them around are the fans: that legion of relentlessly squeaky, barely menstrual, mainly nonsensical worshippers, lurking in radio station foyers, breathless with inconsolable sobbing about how "happy" they are to have inhaled Shayne Ward's coffee-breath.

This concerns the following points: 1 The word 'pushing' suggests that people would relentlessly push forward towards their goal, not caring at all about others. 2 The concept of 'mass panic' sees a stampede as the origin of the crowd disaster, resulting from a contagious mass psychological effect.

In Ms. Blige's following two-hour, three-costume-change bonanza, the entertainment was cuss-free and relentlessly, almost grimly positive.