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tireless example sentences
tireless
1. It was what had led her to study the field of explosives with such passion and tireless commitment
2. Ginger's be-freckled golden skin, which matched the golden hair that she kept tied up tight in a bun, along with her aviator sunglasses and bright pink lip gloss, masked the harsh interior life of the tireless watchdog
3. counting the tireless legs of worker bees
4. Trumbull White stood for hours by the operating-tables, assisting the tireless surgeons and soothing the suffering men with the divine influence God has bestowed on woman
5. Written expressions are not (merely) impartial bystanders indifferent to an author‘s tireless efforts to create something meaningful or consonant with the author‘s intended designs; exhausting its own emotional and intellectual energies by sustaining elements of singular merit however dire or tiring such efforts might (otherwise) be
6. Time and again the tireless arachnids returned to the surface, where they recharged the fine hairs on their abdomens before plunging down again with their fragile loads
7. ―Moderate‖ Republicans whose anachronistic ideas about the role of government and the people it purportedly serves has transformed their political platforms into a tireless repetition of recycled platitudes that no longer seem to meet modern requirements; especially those of working men and women
8. No matter how tentative the nations do to solve the problems, these more and more become worse, even with the tireless actuation of the Third Sector and of well-intentioned governments
9. Nelson, beta reader, tireless supporter, photographer, best friend, and most importantly, husband
10. It is in large part through lies, distortion, and above all suppression of honest and accurate information that the tireless forces of Civil War have advanced to the dangerous heights they now hold
11. ness, his tireless pursuit of what he thinks needs be done; his
12. the jaundice was tempered by optimism buoyed by the tireless work of two devoted
13. The base was relatively quiet except for the tireless diesels that seldom quavered from a steady one thousand RPM’s
14. Yours is greatness borne with quiet dignity, rather than public fanfare; the greatness of being considered wise among the knowledgeable, expert among the able, and tireless among the diligent
15. Their research and those of many other tireless metaphysicists, who
16. “Bees are tireless hunters,” Neith said
17. He was tireless, his erection never went down
18. He was a tireless warrior of unmatched bravery and physical strength
19. " Then said Jesus: "If, therefore, you serve me with a whole heart, make sure that you are devoted to the welfare of my brethren on earth with tireless affection
20. At nightfall the nuns were exhausted, unable to move, give another order, and still the troop of tireless adolescents was in the courtyard singing school songs out of tune
21. On a long table, also heaped with old books and papers, the proprietor was writing tireless prose in purple letters, somewhat outlandish, and on the loose pages of a school notebook
22. My mother was tireless in her instruction, never wasting a moment, day and night, never sparing herself or me, or any of our workforce who had a particular skill that mother felt I should be conversant with, all this preparation so that I would be ready for the task ahead, you can imagine my surprise when, four months after starting my training, she produced my initiation cloths, such splendour, I was stunned, when had she found the time to make cloths of such splendour?
23. It could not – it must not – fail! Nidan and Farah were tireless in their activities, and
24. On the other, precise planning, tireless training, fanatical dedication, iron determination and tactical excellence
25. Nancy, doing good time thanks to the tireless pace of her robotic horse Pegasus, was over a day past the city of Tours and was hoping to make it to the town of Vendôme for the night, so that she would not expose her baby boy to a night out
26. The tireless and constant prestidigitation ceases and the entire edifice crumbles
27. Thanks to the tireless efforts of the First Officer and Charlotte, the Co-pilot,
28. After all, tomorrow we could die and in that other world they will value what we have cultivated inside us and not how much dust we’ve gathered by the tireless work of our shell, half rotten in the earth
29. As a result of her tireless efforts, we’ve seen a display of community spirit unrivaled in the last twenty-five years
30. Yet, in our tireless quest to win, to own, to rule we shield ourselves from the ever-cycling communication of the Earth's living system by housing ourselves even after death in gate guarded rooms that we rent below ground in waste-caskets, or by enshrining ourselves in gilded boxes within marble tombs encased by McMausoleums vulture-perched on eternally manicured cemetery hills – where the winners, owners and rulers of the capitalist system still seek to be the grandest of the dead, vainly trying to take with them the energy that comprised them, a present that is ever on loan from the always giving universe
31. No; positively for a moment his wife, the good and devoted Audrey, mother of his children, faithful companion of his leisure, tireless minister to his comfort, wasn't dear to him at all
32. A simple supplication in behalf of the devoted and tireless Cap’n, that he would be comforted as he steadfastly stayed by the side of his friend
33. We had been open maybe three years and because of Congressman Joe Moakley’s tireless efforts we had an earmarked grant that allowed us to renovate the shelter with $4
34. That news came from Susan, my tireless supporter at the local RSVP office
35. In order to change the water flow in this part of the river or remove the whirlpool, it is necessary to apply quite substantial outside effort in order to change the configuration not only of the river bed but also of both river banks; then the stable vortex will not be gone nor will disappear, but will just move to a new place in the river that corresponds to its configuration in order to continue its tireless swirl
36. We, in the entirety of simultaneous manifestations of Our innumerable Universal Focuses of Self-Consciousness that spiritualize an infinite set of Forms in the Universe, are Energy-Plasma; and It is all of Us, and there cannot be any division between Us and It, any adoration and worship, but there can be only a tireless Urge to refocus onto even higher-qualitative Levels of this infinite Unity! You are united with Everything, and Everything is united with You, no matter on which Levels of Existence of Everything You may manifest, whom You perceive as Yourself at a given moment, which “individual” qualities are being demonstrated through the Forms focused by You
37. He was methodical, calm, and tireless as the bow bent repeatedly, not shuddering or wavering under the great strength of the arm which drew it
38. � I remember the feeling of its being there, the endless and tireless depression that so influenced every moment of my life, even after I learned how to keep it in balance most of the time
39. They admit there is both a literal and figurative use of those words, and urge the figurative as the greatest meaning, and at the same time labor with the most tireless and irresistible anxiety to show us that the Greek definitions are really figurative
40. Sophia remembered Bea, their tireless housekeeper, who had always served the Vabuerettis
41. Day and night she brooded over them with tireless devotion and anxiety, leaving John to the tender mercies of the help, for an Irish lady now presided over the kitchen department
42. I remember also a couple of Finns, both carpenters, of course, and very good craftsmen; a Swede, the most scientific sailmaker I ever met; another Swede, a steward, who really might have been called a British seaman since he had sailed out of London for over thirty years, a rather superior person; one Italian, an everlastingly smiling but a pugnacious character; one Frenchman, a most excellent sailor, tireless and indomitable under very difficult circumstances; one Hollander, whose placid manner of looking at the ship going to pieces under our feet I shall never forget, and one young, colourless, muscularly very strong German, of no particular character
43. However, to the Abraham Lincoln's credit, it must be said that we struggled on with tireless persistence
44. In the midst of these flames that didn't burn, I could see swift, elegant porpoises, the tireless pranksters of the seas, and sailfish three meters long, those shrewd heralds of hurricanes, whose fearsome broadswords sometimes banged against the lounge window
45. Work began immediately and was carried on with tireless tenacity
46. All summer he had seemed tireless, working in the fields with the uncomplaining dependability of a plough horse; but now he looked weary
47. Through the generosity of friends and neighbors, and the tireless efforts of his family, the supply of oxygen was never depleted
48. “Since the combination of his tireless efforts in the eastern Gulf and the fact that he doesn’t have a single damned rowboat in the western Gulf has inspired the heretic Sarmouth to take his entire fleet off to blockade Saram Bay, it would seem that it would be not only faster but safer to transport his daughters and their children in comfort by water, so long as they stay well away from Saram Bay
49. And Melanie mentioned it so often! But Melanie and Pitty were tireless in planning ways to soothe the sorrow under which they thought she labored
50. Johnston’s veterans, however, went by with the tireless, careless step which had carried them for three years, and they still had the energy to grin and wave at pretty girls and to call rude gibes to men not in uniform
