Sentence examples for tireless hours from inspiring English sources
'tireless hours' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe hard work or dedication that is done for a long period of time without rest or respite. For example, "The employees at the factory worked tireless hours to finish the order on time."
For the last 45 years, my father has spent tireless hours on behalf of Jews from Iraq and other countries in that region, trying to ensure their political safety whether they left or ultimately decided to stay.
"It wasn't difficult at all [to play on through the injury], we've got fantastic medical staff, who have worked tireless hours with me," the former Bolton man added.
What the Berkeley study shows is that entrepreneurs who work tireless hours creating new products, or tech giants who push game-changing ideas, are sincere in their explanation that the effort isn't about the money.
Why spend tireless hours traveling the country raising funds for this tuition-free, stipended program?
I'm #morethanababe because I've worked tireless hours, missed countless holidays and weekends with friends and family, all to bring the very latest information on stories that matter to YOU!
So, the next time you find yourself wandering through a museum or gallery eyeing with admiration any one of Georgia O'Keeffe's paintings, remember that the tireless hours this master of modernism spent in her studio were supported by a truly holistic lifestyle.
SANDRA SCHNEIDER President, American College of Emergency Physicians Rochester, April 6, 2011 To the Editor: For a variety of reasons, the culture of the tireless physician working long hours is changing.
In The Embarrassment of Riches Simon Schama writes of the spic-and-span Dutch towns and interiors that "shone from hours of tireless sweeping, scrubbing, scraping, burnishing, mopping, rubbing and washing".
A few days earlier, we had celebrated Guillaume's wedding in the eco-chic beach resort town of Tulum, an hour's drive to the southeast; several of us in the wedding party had come to Valladolid to recover from 72 hours of tireless partying.
Author Malcolm Gladwell suggested that mastery of anything requires 10,000 hours of tireless focus.
This is the comedy-show equivalent of that, which is to say, those systems are screwed up and calcified and they beat you down, but the comedy version of that is, if you just keep plugging away and you work hard and you are tireless and you sleep three hours a night, [a difference can be made].
