Sentence examples for unceasing cycle of from inspiring English sources
Her last stage appearance – apart from her unceasing cycle of Beckett solo shows and readings – came in Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at the Young Vic (1986), where she was a full-on slatternly Martha opposite Patrick Stewart's intimidated, bespectacled George.
There is no "cycle of violence"; there is unceasing violence aimed at the destruction of Israel.
Pfeiffer also addressed the coverage of race involving America's first black president, breaking through the unceasing news cycle, and what the White House gets out of Obama's off-the-record meetings with columnists.
The cycle of violence tightened.
Stop the cycle of reproduction.
One begins to wonder, as I believe the author intends us to, if the contemporary moment is not "better" delivered by the news cycle and the unceasing slosh of cyberflotsam and citizen-journalists with videophones than by literature.
The unceasing anguish of four failed IVF cycles took its toll on our marriage as we tried to navigate our own emotions while supporting one another, too.
It's a world littered with the casualties of unceasing innovation, some of whom take refuge in a subterranean realm beneath the city.
Less plain is Ms. Lee's response to the unceasing popularity of her one and only book.
The ListiClock, with its unceasing enumeration of enumerations, heightens this anxiety.
