Sentence examples for unending work from inspiring English sources

These are at least thrilling, and sometimes unending, work days for Mr. Olmsted's outfit.

The devotion with which he went about his unending work, his labors to the point of total exhaustion, suggested something spiritual, even religious: one colleague called his efforts "a miracle"; Isenberg speaks of "divine inspiration".

But since this show was looking as if it might settle into being an unending work in progress — with Ms. Taymor playing Michelangelo to her notion of a Sistine Chapel on Broadway — my editors and I decided I might as well check out "Spider-Man" around Monday, the night it was supposed to have opened before its latest postponement.

Yes, I know there's still an entire unending work day ahead of us, but Gameloft is looking to start the transition into weekend mode sooner rather than later.

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.

Thanksgiving is around the corner, and before you go and start complaining about Aunt Kristy's crazy connection to her cats or your cousin Ben's boring, unending work stories – let's take a minute to get real about family.

The Dublin charity Inner City Helping Homeless (ICHH) carries out unending outreach work with the city's rough sleepers and also does its best to help families who simply cannot find anywhere to stay.

The doyenne of Burgundy, revered by wine collectors and writers as a broker of some of the world's best pinot noirs and chardonnays, was worried about sewer gas, a byproduct of seemingly unending utility work along the Passage Ste.

Any such pomp must be accompanied by the unending hard work of maintaining and strengthening relationships with Hungary and other Central European states.

Life, they will soon discover, is the unending juggling of work, laundry, and dental appointments.

The Overhaul opens on "The Beach", a sonnet (that most enduring of poetic forms) as scene-setter for the poet's unending efforts: still working the same curved bay, all of us hoping for the marvellous, all hankering for a changed life.