incessantly

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• He complains incessantly to the Soviets that he can’t fold his 6-foot-3 frame into the 5-foot-10 bed in his lodgings at the Metropol Hotel.

• At school, they wear masks and wash their hands incessantly — they know that they are responsible for keeping themselves safe, which is equal parts empowering and terrifying.

• They took advantage of the implementation of a tracking system in 1970, which enabled senators to impose a filibuster without taking to the floor to talk incessantly.

• In the ensuing decades, however, they learned that without it, a member could talk incessantly until the time to vote on a particular measure had expired.

• Of course we adore him, but he is very loud, is sometimes dangerous, talks incessantly and easily spins out of control.

• Bloggers and street photographers will clog the entrances of each show incessantly posting to their Twitter and Instagram feeds.

• Scores of witnesses testified that Reggiani talked incessantly about wanting Gucci dead.

• And the standardized exam you are incessantly given to demonstrate these skills is the test known as being human.

• Pitch Perfect is playing incessantly now on HBO and is available anytime on its HBO Go platform.

• CBS promoted the intervention incessantly, and it was one of the most tense, dramatic moments the series has ever had.

• fighting for fifteen days in his retreat towards the Pyrenees, he lost three thousand more of his men.