unbroken

She probably did so for a longer, unbroken period than any other American woman.

Each man has with him six women, so that the whole line is unbroken.

No unbroken line may pass through more than one number.

In that there now seems no life, although it is unbroken.

For a long time it was unbroken; then I heard a sound above me.

And I think even so, they do not have unbroken lines.

All he wanted was his bed and unbroken sleep for a change.

To the end of the war their spirit was unbroken.

He led them to the top of the west wall, which was wide and unbroken.

Time was running out, and they all are like living in an unbroken circle.

It is used for unbroken action in the past which continues right up to the present.

"What she must do is have an unbroken night's rest."

The cat may fall low, but he is always unbroken.

For a long moment Tim had an unbroken view ahead.

Until six months ago, the sky she saw through the trees was unbroken.

Why not take this light, which is unbroken, and I will use the broken one.

He needed two weeks of unbroken rest and study to prepare himself.

After 1932, however, he "had almost unbroken health" for the rest of his life.

My love life, however, has been an unbroken series of disasters.

The Court did so, following an unbroken line of precedent.

Between them, the slightly higher ground was firm and unbroken.

He finally began to watch television in long unbroken periods.

They walked for fully half an hour, the wall unbroken.

Up to the end this was the unbroken relation between them.

The silence was unbroken, however, until at last I could stand it no longer.