He will be remembered for his ceaseless loyalty to the Harbor's mission of serving the children of New York City.
While it will be good to leave its ceaseless pressures behind, there is a part of me that will always miss it though, at the same time I am eager to get on with the next stage of my life, which will continue to be involved with biology in numerous ways (thinking and writing about it, doing free-lance editing, teaching, etc).
The new response will be characterized by such terms as ceaseless vigilance, overwhelming retaliation, the remorseless pursuit and irrevocable punishment of the wicked and all who condone and help them and, above all, by absolute distinctions between good and evil, which have become hopelessly blurred in this liberal age.
He's written so many times over the course of years some version of "the next six months in Iraq will be make or break" that his ceaseless moving of the goalposts gave birth to the derisive term "Friedman Unit" to mean another six months in the future.
We will be up all night in the city that never sleeps raising a ceaseless voice for the libraries that don't quit.
But in Gaza Obama will be dealing, directly or not, with political actors who, with Iranian support, seek ceaseless battle with Israel, and may even hope to destabilize Egypt.
On either side of me will be five very nice, very smart, very tired innocent bystanders: my crewmates, who have born a ceaseless onslaught of media for the last 12 months with an impressive amount of grace.
Presumably it's the satisfaction of knowing that even if we are wiped out by the ceaseless march of technology and hyper-intelligence, the cyborgs we are replaced by will be just as pissed-up and incompetent as we are.
After the highly public, embarrassing initial failure of Obamacare's health insurance exchanges last fall, Burwell will be responsible for ensuring that the second sign-up period, which begins Nov. 15, goes more smoothly amid ceaseless political rancor over the program.
Both parties have been corrupted by the ceaseless, demeaning hunt for cash, and without reform, Mr. Gore can argue that his presidential agenda will be vulnerable to sabotage by corporate interests.
