("We must get it right," said the 79-year-old de Valois as she tirelessly went on making fixes to her "Sleeping Beauty" production at every performance).
At the Ice House last month, they tirelessly went through their program over and over, refining details like an arm thrust or a hand position, and tried to keep from getting too excited.
For thousands of years it has been rolling up its sleeves and tirelessly going about its deadly business with cool disregard for IQ, sex, class, race, occupation or even geographical boundaries.The cause of the disease is fairly simple, and has been understood since 1882, when Robert Koch in Berlin discovered microbacterium tuberculosis.
He tirelessly goes around the country spreading awareness about the positive impact Gander had on his life.
Many would wake early and pray for him, tirelessly go and canvas neighborhoods in support of him.
Still, Said, who knew that truth better than anyone, kept going, tirelessly, and kept searching.
However, if you find yourself tirelessly bored, then a long book like 'Gone with the Wind' is a brilliant read.
What matters is that there's a car chase through London, seen from the level of tires, that could have gone on for an hour, um, tirelessly.
I tirelessly worked days and went to Brooklyn Law School at night.
Some of you may be lucky enough to have awesome family and friends, but they're not going to tirelessly listen to your problems or hold you accountable to learn new skills.
