A tireless soliloquist, the Red-eyed Vireo repeats from our shade and fruit trees in endless succession the broken phrases of his monotonous, rambling recitation.
Working cunningly together in a soft and tireless band, Sweetly linking All our thinking, In the Net of Sympathy that brings back Fairyland!
The entire instinct of the child, he remembered, was for others, and she thought of herself as little as did the sun--old tireless star that shines for all.
Lincoln was a tireless worker, and delegated no duties to others which he could perform himself.
For besides her attendance upon the sick, she relieved Dorothy of the greater part of her household duties, and was tireless in her work in the laboratory.
She is a tireless person,' Madame d'Auffray remarked.
Indeed in the "Children's House" we had that impressive phenomenon of the children's tireless reading of the little slips of paper upon which were written the names of objects.
And they may be entirely carried away by their ecstatic, their tireless interest in the parts of speech.
And now, as a result of his wife's careful and tireless working, Albert found something upon which his ambition could take a fair start.
Heavy losses, instead of fair profits, are the result of a year's tireless efforts, and you find yourself near the bottom of the wheel, while I am sweeping upward.
Though sixty years old he still steered the six-horse header in harvest time, tireless and unsubdued.
His tireless energy and his indomitable spirit came back, filling my mind with pictures of his swift and graceful use of axe and scythe, and when I spoke of the early days, he found it difficult to reply--they were so beautiful in retrospect.
The master of ceremonies met us and gave us seats, and for three hours we sat in the glow of the fire, watching the youthful, tireless dancers circle and leap in monotonous yet graceful evolutions.
Nowhere was there a light or a stir all over the vast plain before Gomez, except the far hammering of the tireless repair gang working on the track.
Three or four miles back we could see the cannon-car and the first two trains, opposite the big ranch of El Verjel, with the tireless repair gang hard at it in the hot sun.
The sandstone and marl had been worn away by the departed river, and by the delicately sweeping, incessant, tireless wings of the afreets of the air, leaving the iron-like trap in bold projection.
That instinctive, ferocious, and tireless fighter, while seeming to be merely circling and curveting among his assailants, contrived to recharge two barrels of his revolver, and was once more ready for business.
He was no longer robust, but he was tireless and willing.
The excessively difficult walking and the thickness of the air tired me, so I plumped myself down to rest, and used my note-book as a means to conceal from the tireless Nielsen that I was fatigued.
And he was as tireless as machinery, and apparently as indifferent to punishment as a man cast in iron.
With tireless energy they search both bark and branches for insects' eggs and larvae scarce visible to the human eye.
Moreover, the bird does not take his task very seriously, and he does not burden the mid-day air with incessant song, as does his tireless cousin.
Adjutant Hinton and Wells were tireless in their devotion to the comfort and safety of their charge.
With histireless zeal, always ready to march for the glory of Christ, the old bishop doubtless saw in this journey a fresh opportunity for an apostle.
His tirelessvoice dominated the whole of the West.
It was from this wish, no doubt, that sprang the tireless persistence which the old bishop put into a last battle with heresy.
No one has opposed heresies more powerfully, and with a more tireless patience, than he has.
From the point where he wearied she took it up, took it up with a tireless determination to win, that armed itself against all disappointments and rebuffs; and the rebuffs were many.
The intervals of his tireless effort when he scooped the water overboard were fleeting, and the rides through rapid after rapid were endless periods of waiting terror.
Tireless and agile, sure-footed as a goat, fleet and wild she leaped and climbed and ran until Shefford marveled at her.
For one thing he was a steady and tireless rider, and for another there were times when he had no mercy on a horse.
Slim spoke to Lightning and the magnificent sorrel started down the slight grade, apparently as fresh and tireless as when they had taken the trail early in the day.
Slim soon brought Lightning down to an easy lope, a tireless pace that was capable of eating up the miles when on a day-long trail.
Hastings was ever tireless in contending that good music should have a recognized place in religious worship.
When Queen Victoria, in 1879, made him Bishop of Bedford, with East London as his diocese, he was tireless in his efforts to alleviate conditions in that poverty-stricken district.
The seeds of many plants and trees are disseminated through the agency of birds; but the thistle furnishes its own birds,--flocks of them, with wings more ethereal and tireless than were ever given to mortal creature.
Agassiz traces the glaciers like a rastreador; and Darwin misses no step that the slow but tireless gods of physical change have taken, no matter how they cross or retrace their course.
Tireless energy and unceasing belief in his own power could alone accomplish the task, and these Mahomet possessed in abundance.
It speaks not only of his barbarity and courage in the use of it when occasion arose, but also of his tireless energy and swift perception of the right moment to strike.
He had seen what few men are vouchsafed, the material fulfilment of his year-long dreams, and knew it was by his own tireless energy and overmastering faith that they had been wrought upon the soil of his native land.
He took me through the dark cedars at the same tireless pace, and in the gloom I could see him flitting ahead of me, his shoulders squared, and his limbs as supple as a race-horse's.
Madman that I was, ever to hope to contend with such dauntless youth, such tireless vigour!
Dolby was large and ruddy, full of life and strength and spirits, a tireless and energetic talker, and always overflowing with good-nature and bursting with jollity.
It would have had no difficulties for her on that score; also she would have found a tireless pleasure in analyzing and discussing its problems.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tireless" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
