Meanwhile, the difficult slog is done by unsung parents and teachers, tireless entrepreneurs and fired-up occupiers, community activists and hundreds of thousands of non-profiteers on the front lines.
He fires his tireless manager for no good reason.
The script fires out a tireless fusillade of jokes, in the apparent hope that a few of them are bound to hit their targets.
Pyne praised fire authorities for their tireless work.
"It does not require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people's minds" – Samuel Adams, 1775 It is easy to feel powerless in this world.
" 'It does not take a majority to prevail,' " Mr. Paul said at the conference's climactic event, quoting Samuel Adams, " 'but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brush fires of freedom in the minds of men.' " This is the sentiment guiding today's post-consensus politicians, who look back even as they gird for the next battle.
The pressure was mounting and it swiftly told as the tireless Gervinho fed Podolski and he fired powerfully through Megyeri's legs.
The author's admiration frequently comes in volleys: "physical courage, hardiness, cool judgment under fire," "an outstanding shot, physically tireless, generous, absolutely fearless, gentle in manner".
Blackpool threatened to double their advantage when Barry Ferguson went close against his former club while the tireless Dobbie spurned a glorious chance when firing wide from close range in the 63rd minute after clever work by Ince.
Extreme gratitude to all fire fighters & emergency personnel for their tireless work over these past many weeks.
