All this with — we kids feel it — a light but unceasing wind of fear whistling at the back of their necks.
But seeing them up close forces you to appreciate the city as a complex machine, with interlocking processes churning away, unseen but unceasing.
The driver broke the silence and became talkative, flitting from one subject to another in a laconic but unceasing way, not really caring much whether I was listening or interested.
I had four children by natural childbirth and have, I think, a reasonable tolerance for pain, but unceasing pain for weeks and months on end is hard to imagine if you haven't experienced it.
A limit is a thing which contains; and this motion, being perfect, contains those imperfect motions which have a limit and a goal, having itself no beginning or end, but unceasing through the infinity of time, and of other movements, to some the cause of their beginning, to others offering the goal.
The tries scored for Scotland by Hugo Southwell and Chris Paterson were due recompense for an unceasing collective effort, but they were also a reproach to periodic lapses of Welsh concentration, which had been disrupted in midweek by the absurd ruckus over the presence of Henson's ghost-writer at a press conference.
A Japanese team of experts has been visiting the town for a number of years to find a long-term solution to its slow but unceasing deterioration.
But the unceasing tumult in the Middle East and North Africa in recent weeks has dominated the platform.
But the unceasing drama of boardinghouse life — the flirtations, drunkenness, mutual irritation, backbiting, whining, eccentricity, conspiracy, chiseling and deceit — may come as a surprise.
But the unceasing focus on Woods is concealing a more substantial trend in the world of corporate sponsorship spending: Marketers are growing wary of, if not downright antagonistic toward, sports endorsements and sponsorships.
