Sentence examples for unending tale from inspiring English sources
London's transport history sometimes seems to be an unending tale of a city struggling with the consequences of its own successes.
Lucent Technologies Inc. announced a $7.91 billion loss for the fiscal third quarter and 7,000 more layoffs yesterday, adding another chapter to the seemingly unending tale of the telecommunications industry's woes.
And there she sat for much of this week, alternately pouting or shouting or crying in an unpredictable ramble of tears and testimony that has led the local nightly newscasts and provided yet another titillating chapter in this unending tale of big Texas money and strip joint love.
That sound is a feature of "Take Care," a song that serves as a miniature history lesson in pop music's unending appetite for tales of thwarted love.
Framed by media reports, the image of Africa for Americans -- and others, of course -- consists of tales of unending political riots, cases of fraudulent elections, and scenes of drug-crazed teenage soldiers burning villages, amputating the hands and feet of their foes and raping women, both young and old.
If such behind-the-scene tales sound like the recipe for unending workplace fun, Werder said, "It's kind of boring for the most part".
To this day, their function as a royal-blue, supersonic tell-tale heart in my life has caused me unending distress.
The vibrancy of each tale she told was similar to a magician pulling out a seemingly unending trail of patterned scarves from his mouth.
"Amber Was Brave, Essie Was Smart" is indeed the tale of kids who live all alone -- not in some Never-Never Land of unending childhood delight, or shipwrecked on some island; not abandoned by their parents or escaped from them; not neglected, not ostracized, but alone nonetheless, hidden in plain sight among the adults who care for them.
