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• He was short, always smiling, and always indefatigably right.
• Still, the indefatigably optimistic dinosaur won't give up.
• Tarisio searched indefatigably for violins and had a true love of them.
• No one had worked more indefatigably on his behalf.
• Guirdham continue to write indefatigably in a variety of genres, including poetry.
• Delysia raved and stormed and languished indefatigably in beads and short skirts ."
• We are, indefatigably, a highway culture.
• He worked indefatigably as an evangelist, bringing unity to the previously fragmented conference.
• He toured, acted and sang indefatigably in Europe, Africa, Asia and America.
• Stern was as indefatigably earnest as ever, lecturing the crowd of schoolchildren on red oaks.
• She was a happy extrovert, full of energy and enthusiasm, who was indefatigably sociable.
• But he continues to tour and work with choirs and orchestras as indefatigably as he always has.
• Len Coleman, the National League president, who has indefatigably spearheaded the Robinson celebration, quickly jumped in.
• "Spy Kids " is indefatigably spoofy, a Mad magazine that can't sit still.
• He worked indefatigably on defense and earned praise from Coach Carlos Queiroz, now 3-3 since taking over from Eddie Firmani.
• In 1936 Mrs . Pearsall printed 10, 000 copies of her maps, selling them as indefatigably as she had compiled them.
• "We are told the Queen Mother was indefatigably merry until her dying day, " said columnist Deborah Orr in The Independent.
• He indefatigably promoted Greek, not only the reading of the New Testament but also the study of the works of the classic Greek authors.
• Meanwhile, her sister, Corinna Williams-Thomas, was working indefatigably in her behalf, although writing to President Truman produced no results.
• While Cooper Union's management remains indefatigably optimistic, the school is spending more than it can count on earning, and bigger troubles loom.