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  • adjective which flows unceasingly

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Examples

  • (The next-longest piece was Jacob Weisberg's review of three of the latest of the everflowing series of political books with which we have been inundated -- every one of which the Book Review finds it necessary to cover.)

    Book Reviewing 2010

  • Rev. Coffin replied, Mr. President, it is up to us to proclaim that 'Justice shall roll down like waters and righteousness like an everflowing stream.

    President Barack Obama 2010

  • Rev. Coffin replied, Mr. President, it is up to us to proclaim that 'Justice shall roll down like waters and righteousness like an everflowing stream.

    The Art Of The Possible vs. The Kingdom Of God: Reflecting On the President's Address To Congress 2009

  • And with the prophet Amos, we envision a renewed society wherein "justice rolls down like living waters and righteousness like an everflowing stream."

    Poverty / Hunger 2009

  • Rev. Coffin replied, Mr. President, it is up to us to proclaim that 'Justice shall roll down like waters and righteousness like an everflowing stream.

    The Rev. Chuck Currie: 2009

  • And with the prophet Amos, we envision a renewed society wherein "justice rolls down like living waters and righteousness like an everflowing stream."

    National Council of Churches 2010

  • Rev. Coffin replied, Mr. President, it is up to us to proclaim that 'Justice shall roll down like waters and righteousness like an everflowing stream.

    Religion 2010

  • And with the prophet Amos, we envision a renewed society wherein "justice rolls down like living waters and righteousness like an everflowing stream."

    Poverty 2010

  • Rev. Coffin replied, Mr. President, it is up to us to proclaim that 'Justice shall roll down like waters and righteousness like an everflowing stream.

    The Art Of The Possible vs. The Kingdom Of God: Reflecting On the President's Address To Congress 2009

  • Zephyr, from the everflowing spring which pours down unfouled thrice pour an offering of water, but make a fourth libation of wine.

    Hesiod, Homeric Hymns, and Homerica 2007

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