| Hence, as in the myth of Sisyphus, its makers have to get at it again, immediately, incessantly, endlessly. |
| What Sisyphus might have felt if one fine day his boulder stopped, rested on the hilltop and failed to roll back down. |
| The next stage, she says, is an attitude of helplessness about work, the full-blown Sisyphus complex. |
| More than enough evidence, perhaps, that attacking drug supply is a job for Sisyphus. |
| Thanks to the ingenuity of these contraptions' designers and purveyors, the toils of Sisyphus have been transformed into a healthful pastime. |
| When he reaches the peak, the rock tumbles down, and Sisyphus chases it, just to push it up again. |
