He was tirelessly passionate about Springsteen and the Yankees.
Cesarani was tirelessly on the move, "careering", "tooting", "summoning".
And all the time, Kittles was tirelessly scrambling in front of him.
He was tirelessly dedicated to his family, and his greatest joy and pride were his children and grandchildren.
She was tirelessly generous in offering me contacts and advice, down to tips on pronouncing polysyllabic Rwandan names.
But one thing that was by no means cheesy was Norman's approach to recruitment, which was tirelessly detailed.
Marshall was tirelessly and enthusiastically devoted to mentoring and nurturing the careers of generations of students, pediatric residents, fellows, scientists and faculty members.
He also behaved, when talking to voters and citizens, as if he was tirelessly running for office for a fourth time.
He had the foreigner's Nabokovian love of exhuming dead puns; was tirelessly amused, for instance, by the fact that the Archbishop of Canterbury is officially known as Primate of All England, and therefore "should be called Chief Chimp".
These issues remain as relevant today, with Varoufakis out of government, as they were when he was tirelessly advocating them during visits to European capitals and in tense late-night negotiations in Brussels.
In his early days while he was tirelessly building up ASTMS, he was never happier than rushing off to Fleet Street to boast of his latest acquisition and the way in which he had pulled a fast one over a senior company chairman, whom he had just flattered in order to gain union recognition.
