Sentence examples for run endlessly from inspiring English sources
Now the fleet of Open 60 class boats is in the treacherous Southern Ocean, where the waves and wind run endlessly around the bottom of the Earth.
Unlike his Venezuelan counterpart, however, Lula preferred negotiation to confrontation and refused to amend the constitution so he could run endlessly for office.
Alan Turing, the British mathematician and computer pioneer who was born 100 years ago this month, showed that even a simple routine or set of instructions left to run endlessly can produce complex results.
And it's a way to ensure that everyone can strive for the best education possible, without spending the rest of their lives keeping what they've learned on the back burner while they run endlessly in the rat race.
His mid-career retrospective, at MOMA — where Orozco made his solo museum début in 1993 — includes such well-known works as "Horses Running Endlessly" (1993), a four-color chessboard run riot with knights, and "La D.S".
They dream of automated trains running endlessly along the 1,800 miles (2,880km) between the strip-mines of the Powder River Basin and Georgia's Plant Scherer, the world's largest coal-fired power station.
In news clips that television networks have been running endlessly since May, she first appears as a young diplomat speaking quickly, with clarity and self-assuredness written all over her face.
Although she appeared happy, smiling for the crowd of cameras as she dutifully skipped rope, she tells the Guardian she felt like a mouse in a cage, running endlessly on her fixed wheel for the entertainment of others.
The picture starred Van Peebles himself as a bordello stud performer in Los Angeles who gets arrested and beaten by white cops, kills two of them, and manages to escape (the movie concluded with Van Peebles running endlessly over hill and dale).
Two concurrent processes are said to be in conflict if they can get trapped in a situation where they both are waiting or running endlessly, forever unable to complete their common task.
Strip away the religious fervor of the Arrington plan — the tyranny of the AppStore, the inability to crush your iPhone battery into rubble by running endlessly mesmerizing apps, the frustration with the speed of the massive disruption of social space triggered by the iPhone's invention — strip the arguments away and you might glimpse the true reality of what's going on.
