Sentence examples for unending order from inspiring English sources

As much as equipping the Giants seems like a job of unending order and supply, the equipment department is also an organizational subdivision charged with maximizing productivity.

The suppression and control of women is shown as a key part of this new order: an unending hate campaign that is both an ideological procedure and a symptom of their own unhappiness and self-hate.

Batty said she felt alone in making sure Anderson adhered to court orders, an unending burden.

A well-to-do French-speaking family is cast adrift in a rural landscape where law and order have broken down, an unending nightmare of fear and horror in which neighbour turns on neighbour and race upon race; well-to-do comfortable folk have become terrified animals bleating their recrimination to the heavens.

That kind of windfall has created the unsettling suspicion that Trump is awarded unending, and not-very-pointed, coverage in order to generate a news profit.

A6 China Bolsters Riot Police Chinese officials, facing protests by workers and farmers and a prospect of unending defiance by Falun Gong believers, have ordered cities to augment their anti-riot police.

In more detail, here is what is meant by a second-order language: One starts with a first-order language, and augments it by an unending supply of n-place predicate variables for each positive integer n, and an unending supply of n-place function variables for each positive integer n.   (The function variables can be avoided, but that is another matter).

From there to the ghats, the steep steps that line the river, where pious Hindus yearn to be cremated in order to achieve moksha, liberation from the unending cycle of death and reincarnation.

The Chinese authorities, facing constant protests by aggrieved workers and farmers and a prospect of unending defiance by die-hard Falun Gong believers, have ordered cities across the country to augment their anti-riot police.

He was on duty and was just being told to retire for the night when the telephone call came through ordering embarkation for D-Day, sparking days of unending work sending troops on their way.

I have long thought that the only thing that keeps traffic moving in cities like London is the solidarity and courtesy extended by the majority of motorists who, for example, are willing to stop when they don't have to in order to let a total stranger turn right against an unending stream of oncoming traffic.