Sentence examples for unceasing night from inspiring English sources

The magazine's foremost contributor was Daido Moriyama, represented here by more than a dozen excellent photographs that depict Tokyo as a fraught place plunged, like Macbeth's Scotland, into unceasing night.

I was covering for him, a near-impossibility, because that night the orders were unceasing.

Under interrogation, some have described their leader's life as one of unceasing movement, with never more than a night of sleep in any one camp, the police say.

That night, the sound of bullets was unceasing.

There have been some great nights under the lights at Old Trafford when the promise of glory in that unceasing quest for the European Cup has inspired different generations of players at Manchester United.

And as we lead up to the big night on March 2, it might do us all some good to step away from the insistent and unceasing Oscar prognosticating and try to remember the great moments from Oscars past that have played best on TV.

The opening night audience was also delighted by the piece, preferring it even to the Offenbach work: "To judge by the unceasing and almost boisterous hilarity which formed a sort of running commentary on the part of the audience, Trial by Jury suffered nothing whatever from so dangerous a juxtaposition [with a piece by the popular Offenbach].

Their effort was unceasing.

His effervescence is unceasing.

It seemed unceasing.

Political strife is unceasing.