Word: relentlessly
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...relentless Ram's defense flustered the Crimson and stifled Harvard's offense throughout the first period. It was Basil's poise and Feaster's production that kept the Crimson in control during this stretch...
...next five minutes, the Crimson trapped the Bears in their own zone in relentless pursuit of a two-goal lead. Their persistence would pay off two minutes later when sophomore Matt Macleod collected a rebound from classmate Clayton Rodgers' shot and deposited his first goal of the season...
That success story landed Wilmington in a 1995 book called The 100 Best Small Towns in America, but as its population has grown from 11,000 in 1990 to more than 13,000 today, the town began getting metropolitan headaches: unplanned development, relentless traffic (36,000 vehicles roll through town every day, 5,000 of them trucks), crime and drugs--even a crack house and a youth-gang problem. Newcomers and old-timers are seeing their visions of small-town life clash, with cultural battles erupting in school-board and city-council meetings. "I moved here because I wanted...
...course, he asked the impossible. Merrill worked long and hard to become so perfect. I remember watching her at the School of American Ballet when she was still a child, and she delighted me with her pure, lovely line and fleet feet. Her dedication to her calling was relentless. I once shared a dressing room with her in Washington, where I watched as she furiously stitched ribbons onto pointe shoes with her sewing machine just before a performance. It was all part of what it takes to be a ballerina, the eternal and vigilant maintenance of the body...
...Microsoft certainly operates "with what sometimes seems to be relentless monopolistic zeal." Especially when it sees something it wants, like the World Wide Web. Currently, Microsoft is locked in a death match with browser king Netscape over who will control the enormous (and still mushrooming) Internet browser market. Microsoft, fresh from its Apple coup and with untold billions to throw behind its campaign, is giving away its browser for free, a deal that younger, smaller Netscape can't match. Fair competition, indeed...