Sentence examples for without end with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "without end with" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a sense of continuity or permanence, but the construction is awkward and unclear. Example: "The project seemed to go on without end with no clear conclusion in sight."
We now confront a war without end, with our privacy and sense of safety permanently compromised.
Reck is preparing "an exhaustive study of Joycean epiphanies, 'Epiphanies Without End,' " with a chapter entitled "Illuminations and Eliminations".
Understand the the aim is to get rid of all your cards without ending with the ace.
But the army cannot keep sacrificing men in a war without end, and with little public backing.
On a deeper level, the metadread of metadata stems from its unlimited nature (gathering data on people without end) paired with its awesome immutability, like the mysterious black slab in Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey".
The British novelist Ken Follett's two-part medieval epic, "The Pillars of the Earth" (now a TV miniseries) and "World Without End," teemed with oppressed peasants, bloodthirsty warlords and lusty wassailers.
Wednesday's meeting ended without conclusion, with the diplomats expected to meet again on Thursday.
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By 1988, though, after six years of civil war and facing the prospect of fighting without end, Mr. Calero met with representatives of the Sandinista government at Sapoá, a village on the Costa Rican border, and agreed to a cease-fire.
Without Hamilton, without end Kenny Holmes (inactive with a damaged elbow) and without Strahan for most of the second half, the Giants' defensive line was composed of Griffin and three virtual strangers, all in their second season: Dwight Johnson at left end, Lance Legree at right tackle and Frank Ferrara.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Embedded column base, a without end plate, b with end plate.
