Sentence examples for tirelessly driven from inspiring English sources
Presenting the award, First Minister Alex Salmond said Willoughby was one of Scotland's most prolific humanitarians: "He has tirelessly driven forward work to rid the world's most impoverished communities of deadly war debris and saved thousands of people from being killed or severely maimed by landmines or bombs".
He wrote tirelessly, driven as much by economic necessity as by the muse and black coffee.
When I'm traveling the world I'm on a mission to discover humanity, understand a culture and connect emotionally with people… and as I do that, I am tirelessly driven to leave a little something behind that can change a life.
"We know you have worked tirelessly to drive these improvements and are extremely grateful to you for your work.
The creation of the European External Action Service has enabled us to develop a comprehensive approach to better promote Europe's core values throughout the world.I will continue to work tirelessly to drive this process forward".
After watching the vote on their sofa, Mr O'Neill and Mr Gigl proposed to each other.Mr Cuomo cajoled, pressured and tirelessly negotiated to drive the bill through the state Senate, which is controlled by Republicans.
So what then of the famously driven Gordon Brown, whose "relentless" ambition Blair detailed so tirelessly in his memoirs?
By tirelessly insisting that all other cable or network news organizations are driven by a liberal bias, Mr. Ailes casts his own network as the centrist voice of reason.
Patricia Dolan, an activist in Queens who refused to drive and fought tirelessly for pedestrian safety, was struck and killed by a car Tuesday night, the police said, after stepping off a bus two blocks from a transportation committee meeting she was planning to attend.
Ideology can drive people to work tirelessly for the common good.
Dennis Barker David Brindle writes: What drove Brian Rix to campaign so tirelessly, and so effectively, for people with learning disabilities was a burning anger at their marginalisation by society.
