Sentence examples for tirelessly making from inspiring English sources

FOREIGN AFFAIRS Mandela still travelled tirelessly, making up for his lost years and relishing foreign friendships and grand occasions.

He expatiates for 500, even 1,000, words without drawing breath, tirelessly making his analyses more subtle.

"We deeply regret this and apologise to all the show's fans, the BBC and the cast and crew who have worked tirelessly making the series," a statement issued to RadioTimes.com from BBC Worldwide read.

Naveen has been tirelessly making this argument ever since her sister Sheharbano "Sheri" Sangji died in 2009, at the age of 23, from injuries sustained in a fire in the University of California, Los Angeles, lab of chemistry professor Patrick Harran.

That's thanks to series creators Richard and Wendy Pini, the husband and wife team who've been tirelessly making the comic since its inception.

"I am mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually exhausted," she told viewers in a raw, honest clip, explaining that she's been tirelessly making videos for 8 years.

All Mr. Bush can do is tirelessly make the case that personal responsibility is the new frontier of social reform.

In the last two days, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and Gov. George Pataki of New York have tirelessly made themselves available to an uneasy public that needed reassurance.

This brilliantly pins down the tendency of dictators, and even democratic politicians, to cloak themselves in convenient abstractions - a point Pinter has tirelessly made in his recent political plays.

I was never presented with the cast of "The Weekend" by Michael Gray as I tirelessly made call after call.

These experts have tirelessly made follow-up visits to all nursing colleges involved in the trainings to appreciate what is happening on the ground and support them.