Meanings of tireless activity in English

God among His other functions must be a tireless activity working towards an end.

One thing that impresses everybody is Helen's tireless activity.

She watched him gallop with tireless activity to and from the group where the plainly dressed Napoleon shone conspicuous.

She was as little as he was big, but what energy, what tireless activity this dainty, delicate woman possessed!

The other day I read in some paper or other an alarmist article on the tireless activity of the revolutionary parties.

As the afternoon sun moved steadily toward the skyline of the western hills, the tireless activity of men and horses continued.

His intellect was alive with spontaneous and almost tireless activity, which ceased only when the attacks of his physical infirmity became overpowering.

It seemed incredible that his work should be finished for ever when he was still so unspent, so full of tireless activity.

General Anthony Wayne was a busy man for the next few weeks, though he was full of tireless activity to his finger tips.

This faculty of draining all the rivulets of knowledge by the way was strikingly developed by a man of surpassing eloquence and tireless activity.

The provision imposing negro suffrage was carried through the Senate with difficulty and only as the result of the tireless activity of Charles Sumner.

They seemed to possess tireless activity, and they kept up their leaping and frolicing as though they had nothing else in the world to do.

Ahem, as she might say, just look at Javier Solana's energetic and tireless activities in the Balkans and the Middle East.

(3) That he was a man of tireless activity.