Sentence examples for toil ceaselessly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "toil ceaselessly" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to work or labor without stopping or taking breaks. Example: Despite her old age, the farmer continued to toil ceaselessly in the fields to provide for her family.
"I will remain your servant and toil ceaselessly on your behalf as bishop of Manchester".
Radio stations set up live studio sessions with their choice of visiting bands; bloggers toil ceaselessly.
I concur, but in doing so feel the special need to light a candle to (Veeck, Moses, and) Maclean – the guys who toil ceaselessly in the vineyard, then are shuffled off before the wine is drinkable.
African slaves toiled ceaselessly to clear forests for sugar fields, and massive erosion ensued, particularly on the steep marginal slopes that had been allocated to slaves for their subsistence crops.
As a lady, she drips with jewels, but in dreams she hears the wailing of the child she abandoned years ago; as a laundress, she toils ceaselessly, but with a faraway look she recalls the aristocrat who once toyed with her.
After the war, Paul Rosenberg toiled ceaselessly to reassemble his collection.
To my mind, an expert is in danger of becoming a robot, toiling ceaselessly toward a goal but not always seeing how to connect the dots.
Soil bacteria and fungi become a "horde of minute but ceaselessly toiling creatures".
Besides all this horde of minute but ceaselessly toiling creatures, there are, of course, many larger forms, for soil life runs the gamut from bacteria to mammals.
Elaine Dundy's 1958 The Dud Avocado, about a young American woman living the Bohemian life in Paris, contains a terrific description of the guests having to work hard for their simple meal – "all four of us ceaselessly moiling and toiling from kitchen and studio and back again" to transport all the food.
"Children ceaselessly ask: Why?
