Sentence examples for unflagging pace from inspiring English sources

Their undergraduate minor is among scores of programs on emergency management and disaster response that have sprung up across the country in recent years at the same unflagging pace as the catastrophes that have inspired them.

In 1858, Walt Whitman, at the age of thirty-nine, was eking out a living as a journalist at the Brooklyn Daily Times, generating thousands of words a week at an unflagging pace.

It's especially good to be reminded that Wenner, in addition to being a successful media mogul and perpetual gossip item, has been a journalist of real distinction, with the ability to find talented editors like Seymour, who, I assume, did most of the actual cutting and pasting to create the book's unflagging pace from interviews with 112 sources, ranging from Jimmy Carter to Johnny Depp.

Varietysaid it was "relentlessly paced, unflagging in its sense of peril and blessed with a spunky protagonist who can hold her own alongside Bella Swan and Lisbeth Salander in the pantheon of pop-lit heroines".

A younger person whose life is a brisk round of classes, jobs, friends and workouts needs a guide dog with unflagging energy to keep pace.

It does, although that pace is so unflagging that, strangely enough, it veers closer to outright panic than its short predecessors did.

The characteristic qualities of his verse are insistent alliteration, unflagging rhythmic energy, sheer melodiousness, great variation of pace and stress, effortless expansion of a given theme, and evocative if rather imprecise use of imagery.

Neither decline will doom the rebound, propelled by the fastest pace of inventory reduction on record and an unflagging willingness by consumers to keep spending.

The unflagging generalship of Di Stefano, the technical perfection and breathtaking ingenuity of Puskas, the industry of Del Sol, the deadly pace of Gento, the striking directness of Canario... to list the Real team is to chronicle greatness......

That has now changed, as the pace of job creation has risen sharply in higher-paying jobs.Moreover, a slew of other statistics suggest the economy's strength is unflagging.

William Dazeley is an unflagging, rather charmless Don.