Like buying groceries, it's a type of shopping without end.
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Our cursed cycle of destruction and rebirth continues without end.
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That all single parents are beset by weariness without end.
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Keeping state-sponsored operatives at bay is a task without end.
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The final to end all finals was the final without end.
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" Mr. Thomas completed his trilogy in 2014 with "World Without End.
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Without the laws of war, we could face violence without end.
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Many fear it was merely an aberration in a war without end.
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But just how long can we depend on a recurrence without end?
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I just finished the Irish novelist Sebastian Barry's "Days Without End" — outstanding.
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Johnny Depp versus the great nation of Australia is a war without end.
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It demands the sacrifice of human life, over and over again, without end.
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It roared through his body on the stage like a river without end.
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"The Germans say that the horrible end is better than horror without end."
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It may be words all the way down, words without end, amen. ♦
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Someone once said that history is argument without end, but so is politics and policymaking.
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It feels like it always has been, and always will be, world without end, amen.
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This is my mother who flew away from my grasp in the tunnel without end.
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In sheer numbers, that valuation has reached 1,354,664 lives thus far, without end in sight.
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Some "graduated" into forced-labor programs working for factories — another kind of sentence without end.
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY (PALO ALTO, CALIF.) "Contact Warhol: Photography Without End," Cantor Arts Center Through Jan.
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In Odutola's universe, the depth of blackness is without end, the dimensions infinite and unfathomable.
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This is a culture war without end, with Justice Thomas in the eye of the storm.
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But Republicans have rejected that attack, saying Democrats appear intent on pursuing an investigation without end.
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RE: War Without End C.J. Chivers wrote about the Pentagon's failed campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Another film, "Y" (1974), features the artist blindfolded, her mouth wide open and screaming without end.
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As we've seen, the vicious cycles of dehumanization and retaliation can spin — without end — for centuries.
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World myths are full of machines that reveal the hubris of humans by simply working without end.
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Chasing an eclipse This quest for the next eclipse fix propels them into a journey without end.
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At the back of the dining room is a screen on which surfing videos play without end.
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There's a short novel by Joseph Roth called "Flight Without End" that I've read five or six times.
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The "endless runner" genre of games seems inherently stress-generating to me, since it implies running, without end.
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And occasionally an amplified voice spouts ominous and lyrical statements about holes without end and dark alternative universes.
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It bears a resemblance to "Days Without End", a magnificent recent Western by Sebastian Barry, an Irish author.
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These military endeavors in Afghanistan and Iraq have perpetuated wars without end, killed hundreds of thousands and displaced millions.
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There is a sense of time run aground on a day—in the afternoon, you somehow know—without end.
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Mobile games (or casual games) are simplistic, consisting of repetitive actions performed over time in small increments without end.
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He enjoys the new lifestyle, the schedule that doesn't have him traveling without end and living out of a suitcase.
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He insults and condemns his predecessors without end, particularly Obama, the black man whom his largely white base most detests.
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The result would be a scarcity of the digital currency followed by a severe economic contraction and stagnation without end.
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Despite being subjected to the wilds of New York City for hours without end, the 20-year-old is in good spirits.
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Of course, that won't stop this mistake — one that was almost immediately walked back — from being amplified without end on the campaign trail.
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Fifteen years ago, the world was not accustomed to US military forces fighting wars without end in the Middle East and Central Asia.
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Irish novelist and twice Man-Booker Prize shortlisted Sebastian Barry took the Costa novel award for the second time for "Days Without End".
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And Bougatsos has, in recent years, turned to acting, including in the experimental music mockumentary "Tour Without End," which came out in April.
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Heller (2008) — a sophist's masterpiece of an opinion that concluded the founders sought to arm the American people without limit and without end.
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We long for clarity and guidance, a "light at the end of the tunnel" — a tunnel that at this moment appears without end.
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Once Russia started to bomb on Assad's behalf, US officials said the Kremlin would get bogged down in a bloody quagmire without end.
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That is where the damage is done, where the problems lie, where the final to end all finals became the final without end.
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Children coming into adulthood have never seen democracy as anything but a system where politicians snipe at each other without end and without result.
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The largest provider of telecommunications equipment in the world, Huawei has faced scrutiny from lawmakers and intelligence officials over its operations, seemingly without end.
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That helps explain why Democratic candidates (and President Donald Trump) continue the question the wisdom of engaging American troops in foreign conflicts without end.
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And it gives carte blanche to the military to pursue what is now an unwinnable war without end against a faceless and stateless enemy.
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Marnie doesn't just call Lori, she does so repeatedly, babbling away as if each call were another clause in a sentence without end ("anyway").
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The US has built years of counterterrorism policy on the vague and fluid foundation of 60 ambiguous words, which have spawned a war without end.
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In this emergency without end, figures such as Gaza and his demonic dad will always offer to carry into paradise "those who'd escaped from hell".
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We endlessly spin the scroll wheel as if our own lives are without end, knowing full well that this device is bad for our health.
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According to Gulf Business, Dubai's housing market is seriously oversupplied, with construction of a huge number of gigantic new apartment buildings continuing seemingly without end.
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In two books, "In Retrospect" (1995) and "Argument Without End" (2000), McNamara conceded that the United States had been "terribly wrong" to intervene in Vietnam.
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Director Jakob Verbruggen turns New York into a teeming rats' nest, a maze without end, filled with people whose heads contain mazes of their own.
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And also predicated on a need for clean resolution when the issues that Mr. Lucas raises in this song are knotty and seemingly without end.
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"When you're under constant stress, sometimes you think a nightmare ending would be better than a nightmare without end," he told a business school in 2016.
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Nicolai von Ondarza of the Berlin-based SWP think-tank says some German officials are claiming to prefer an end with horrors to horrors without end.
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With their wide-ranging reportage, Walker and Szabłowski depict a postsocialist reality that is almost mind-bogglingly complex, rife with contradictions, absurdities, and arguments without end.
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It is the duty of righteous men to make war on all undeserved privilege, but one must not forget that this is a war without end.
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As gastronomy leaps from one trend to the next, the search for the next new thing has become a quest without end for many chic restaurants.
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The military has whipped the nation into jumping through so many hoops of fire that we have almost internalized the logic of a war without end.
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Once we seriously consider the consequences of existence without end, the prospect is not only horrifying but meaningless (as the philosopher Bernard Williams argued years ago).
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The eating options in Milwaukee may not always be the healthiest, but the amount of simple, down-to-earth, delicious comfort food is seemingly without end.
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It's as if everyone knows what's really happening — a leader is reasserting a claim to his realm; to his own, personal streams and mountains without end.
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Intervention in Southeast Asia would be "an entanglement without end," France's President, Charles de Gaulle, speaking from his own nation's long experience in Indochina, told President Kennedy.
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These women and men have lost their lives in three wars without end that few follow and fewer understand: Iraq, Afghanistan and the broader hunt for terrorists everywhere.
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Then there are two frenetic dance movements, the fifth ("Joy of the Blood of the Stars") and the final one, which culminates in glory and joy without end.
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A war without end with the media, where allies like Breitbart get Oval Office face time and frenemies like the New York Times get endlessly tagged as evil.
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We will be marching for these and a dozen other names and attending rallies without end unless there is a significant and profound change in American life and policy.
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Using services without end-to-end encryption doesn't mean your data is necessarily at a high risk of being exposed, and any kind of encryption is better than none.
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A wink of self-awareness feels necessary in all art-making communities as indebted to internet culture as this, and hardvapour's reliance on sardonic self-reference seems almost without end.
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Try to remember if I ever caught my mother in the dream I had the night before where the hem of her gown flew through a silver tunnel without end.
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For that reason, Esvelt argues that for most everything except malaria in Africa, we should be thinking much more about "self-exhausting" gene drives than ones that propagate without end.
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Such is the vision of food without end that greets you at Boishakhi in Astoria, Queens, which was among the first neighborhoods settled by Bangladeshi immigrants starting in the 1970s.
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"There is a great deal of wear and tear on an individual level for people who live in Brazil, in relation to this political crisis without end," Mr. Issa said.
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One way they could live the dream was through images of the kind seen in "Streams and Mountains Without End: Landscape Traditions of China" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Sixteen years later the "War on Terror" has morphed into a war without end while our technologies have expanded to include commercially viable deepwater fishing, oil drilling and ocean mining.
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"A boom without end in Germany ... and despite all the risks," Bankhaus Lampe analyst Alexander Krueger said, calling it a good sign that the upswing was based on a broad foundation.
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Young Flippers Embrace Gtramp, a New Sport for the Instagram Set War Without End A 'Generationally Perpetuated' Pattern: Daughters Do More Chores The Marines Didn't Think Women Belonged in the Infantry.
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The law "allows war without end — this country can't tolerate that," said Representative Barbara Lee, Democrat of California, a leading antiwar voice in her party who sponsored Thursday's measure repealing it.
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There also remains a real risk that some of Trump's own supporters may balk at his reversal on Afghanistan after his repeated comments about wars without end that closely mirror Pelosi's attack.
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Reporter Nick Statt analyzed the numbers, inferring that trust in Amazon likely comes from the fact that the company has spent billions of dollars on improving its services and expanding without end.
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Where today is "the circle of the nation's hoop" that the great Lakota shaman Black Elk found in a vision, "for there all power shall be one power in the people without end"?
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In World Without End (No Reported Incidents), director Jem Cohen (who impressed audiences a few years ago with Museum Hours) trains his camera on the southern UK resort town of Southend-on-Sea.
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In the absence of courage, war as a tool for diplomacy will remain far too easy a pursuit, our battles will drag on without end in sight, and veterans like Tim will remain anonymous.
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The photographer was preparing for his first solo exhibition on the FARC, The Posthumous Days of a War Without End, curated by Céline Lerebourg at the intimate gallery space in the San Felipe neighborhood.
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For Iran's rulers, who fear an existential threat from the United States, a fight without end may well be in order, most likely in the form of inciting regionwide insurgencies, not a general war.
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The U.S. military is the most powerful and effective fighting force the world has ever seen—but combat troops are stymied by restrictive rules of engagement that result in missed opportunities and missions without end.
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Namgyal: In the Buddhist tradition, particularly at the Vajrayana level, we believe in the continuity of subtle mind and subtle energy into the next life, and the next after that, and so on without end.
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""Running massive budget deficits in a period of strong economic growth puts the U.S. on the road to MMT and money printing without end, in service of a permanent prosperity that has always eluded mankind.
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He wrote novels, including "World Without End, Amen" (22011), a transcontinental love story set against the Troubles in Belfast, and "Table Money" (267), about a Queens housewife freeing herself from her husband, an alcoholic sandhog.
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Worlds without end, emanating from events large and small; every Alexander and every amoeba creating worlds, just as ripples will spread in a pond no matter how big or how small the stone you throw.
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Perhaps this is a moment to stand up to the Saudi royals, (after the unpleasant experiences with al-Qaeda and ISIS -- both Wahhabi inspired) and not be lured in yet again to another conflagration without end.
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As the Mueller probe grinds on without end in sight, the new secretary of State will have to hold Russia accountable for its transgressions and push back on any notion of Trump as the Kremlin's candidate.
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Tennessee pulled even again when Ryan Succop converted a 26-yard field goal with 7:04 remaining in the third quarter but the Texans' defense, playing without end J.J. Watt for the first time, held strong.
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"Class war is the only war that's necessary and apparently the only one conservatives wouldn't support waging for two decades without end," Sean McElwee, a progressive activist and co-founder of Data for Progress, told INSIDER.
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And we really have to be on guard here that presidents can do their job without the constant threat of an investigation for everybody in their administration, for everybody in a campaign that go on without end.
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Plus, even if one believes that Kim Jong-Un is a rational leader – a bold claim given that few outsiders have so much as met with him – being rational doesn't preclude engaging in nuclear brinkmanship without end.
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The lineup also includes "World Without End (No Reported Incidents)," a new film by Jem Cohen ("Museum Hours"); "Pow Wow," from Robinson Devor ("Zoo"); and a tribute to the Brazilian underground filmmaker Andrea Tonacci, who died in December.
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But Mr. Barry, whose works include the acclaimed novels "The Secret Scripture" (2005) and "Days Without End" (2016) and the excellent play "The Steward of Christendom" (1995), has an uncommon gift for finding hypnotic music in this perspective.
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They wait without end to be processed through the slow-moving and bureaucratic United Nations relocation program, promised opportunities to find a job, send their children to school and regain some degree of normalcy in an accepting European nation.
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It'll be a big test of the Trump administration's willingness to tackle drug pricing, which had at one time been a priority for the president but was set aside to instead debate Obamacare repeal forever and ever, world without end.
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That said, there's no end of my envy for others' brilliance, and at times I've wished I had Anita Loos's wicked humor, Ottessa Moshfegh's ironic snappiness, Mary Shelley's inventiveness, Edith Wharton's elegance and grand scale, on and on, without end.
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"People are fed up with a so-called free market system that has produced grotesque inequality, stagnating living standards for the many, calamitous foreign wars without end and a political stitch-up," Mr. Corbyn said on Wednesday in remarks to the party conference.
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The last wonderful book I read was Sebastian Barry's "Days Without End" — a Gottlieb recommendation — about a young Irish immigrant who gets mired in the traumas of 19th-century American history, not least the extermination of the Native Americans and the Civil War.
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Boris Teksler, Apple's former patent chief, observes that "efficient infringement", where the benefits outweigh the legal costs of defending against a suit, could almost be viewed as a "fiduciary responsibility", at least for cash-rich firms that can afford to litigate without end.
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At first the dividing lines aren't always obvious as Mr. Nolan cuts from daytime scenes on the ground to those in the sea and in the air, a slight merging of space and especially of time that underlines the enormity of a fight seemingly without end.
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That suits the thugs who thrive on violence and chaos just fine: It is often reporting from the scene that helps generate the shock and shame for governments and international organizations to intervene in bloody power struggles that otherwise could drag on without end, destroying endless lives and uprooting countless families.
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Early in December, on an afternoon proceeding no differently from any other afternoon, as far as I could see, as usual very slowly unmasking itself as a damnation without end, Jocko screamed, "Fifty-two pickup!" and scattered the cards in the air and left the central area and disappeared into his cell.
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I'm really proud of finishing in six years and writing about lesbian magazines, but I am equally proud of the essay on Warhol and drag that I contributed to the exhibition catalogue Contact Warhol: Photography Without End (MIT, 2018) and serving as a contributor to the revised edition of Art & Queer Culture (Phaidon, 2019).
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Breslin took breaks from his column to write books such as "Can't Anybody Here Play This Game" about the hapless 1962 New York Mets baseball team; "The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight," a novel about gangsters as hapless as the Mets; and "World Without End, Amen," the tale of an alcoholic policeman who goes to Northern Ireland.
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When we gave the world a microphone and told them they can sing, when we put a professional-grade camera in everyone's phone, when we supported film making with Kickstarter, when we can see seemingly everything ever made in the world on Etsy or Alibaba, when we can flick nonchalantly on Tinder for hours without end, perhaps not caring is the obvious remedy.
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And the problems that have pitted populists against Berlin and Brussels — a common currency that remains misbegotten even though the fiscal crunch has eased, a demographic-economic imbalance between Europe and neighboring regions that promises migration crises without end, a democratic deficit in how the European Union is governed — cannot be resolved by simply appealing to an abstract liberal project.
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I could continue like this for pages and pages and tell you about "Coup Épée" ("Swing of a Sword"), "Le Grand Écart" ("The Great Divide"), or "L'Espoir Sans Fin" ("Hope Without End"), but I'll concentrate on reminding you about one thing: men, wherever they are, need to believe that there's some kind of miracle at work in the world; without that belief, everything is fucked.
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Too much mass or energy in one spot could cause space to sag without end; an object that was dense enough, like a massive collapsing star, could wrap space around itself like a magician's cloak and disappear, shrinking inside to a point of infinite density called a singularity, a cosmic dead end, where the known laws of physics would break down: a black hole.
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But when opponent after opponent after opponent after opponent, world without end, coaxes Hunt into the cage to risk his neck for money, only to prove himself anatomically unclean and morally corrupt, a born fighter like Mark Hunt can't be blamed for using every weapon at his disposal to beat back the brutes, in the name of decency, civilization, and a purer kind of cage-fighting.
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Abbott desired attention, a willing listener not only to his credible descriptions of the brutality of prison life ("You can't stand the sight of each other and yet you are doomed to stand and face another every moment of every day for years without end") but to his less credible—and frankly, fatuous—take on Marxist philosophy, built on a random assortment of books collected in magpie fashion.
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This world: a colossus [ Ungeheuer ] of energy, without beginning, without end, a firm, unshakable magnitude of energy that does not get bigger, does not get smaller, that does not expend itself but only transforms itself, as a whole unchangeable in size, an economy without expenditures and losses, but likewise without growth, without income, encased by "nothingness" as by its border, nothing blurring, wasted, nothing infinitely extended, but laid into a definite space as a definite force, and not a space that would be "empty" anywhere, rather as force everywhere, as play of forces and waves of forces . . .
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