Sentence examples for some relentless from inspiring English sources

"It hurts so badly," she says, perched in the seats above the velodrome she has just lapped at dizzying speed, hundreds of times, like some relentless clockwork toy.

So we've played some relentless cricket, in the sense of wanting to win each and every session and not looking too far ahead.

Began this book Easter Day, 1982, in Princeton, 4½ months after Mother died; some relentless grief needing 'channeling' – hence Ralph B. death & what to say about that.

They won the last two games of the series in impressive fashion, using an efficient, well-balanced offense and some relentless defense.

His poems, with their long lines and even longer sentences, usually consist of a single sweeping movement, some relentless, highly emotionally charged pursuit of a thought, a perception, a moment of enlightenment.

Australia's 2011 champion overcame three service breaks and some relentless pressure to emerge with a 7-5, 6-1 (4-7), 6-1 victoverover the free-hitting Italian.

So you might think from the tone of rueful apology that Harry Mount sometimes adopts in "Carpe Diem," his chatty Latin primer: "The annoying thing is that there's no real way round needing to know adjectives," he writes, before hitting the reader with some "pretty relentless" tables of declensions.

Some vines are relentless climbers, stretching far into the sky as they reach for the light.

In some ways, the relentless focus on the spill over the past two months has paralleled the constant attention to climate change over the past several years.

Some echoed the relentless campaign by government officials and the state news media to paint Mr. Morsi's supporters as terrorists.

For all his faults Martínez has always talked a good game, even if some of his relentless optimism bordered on the preposterous.