The only survivors are the inhabitants of the enormous titular train, which travels perpetually around the frozen planet.
Some say that the circumference of a circle travels perpetually, just as things remain at rest owing to resistance, as one can see in the case of greater circles in comparison with less.
Her job, and those of the 14 other "category leaders," is to perpetually travel the world visiting all kinds of food businesses -- restaurants, farmers' markets, artisanal pasta makers, street stalls and supermarkets -- and then translate their finds to the stores.
An important point to take into account from this phenomenon in some developed countries is that car travel does not have to rise perpetually, even at times when there is no evidence to suggest we travel less.
These narrators travel around, driven by an unspecified compulsion, perpetually reminded of other times and places.
It is perpetually referred to in guide books and travel stories as "like Thailand 10 years ago".
The account of their travels together is a captivating portrait of the dynamic, perpetually incandescent American and the Romanian, heavy with doubts about going back.
In TileWorld (my name for the second operating system, the full-screen, colorful, tappable tiles), you get a handful of brilliantly executed, full-screen, perpetually self-updating "magazines" for news, sports, finance and travel.
The T.S.A.: The Line Not Travelled There were two big pieces of news about the perpetually embattled Transportation Security Administration this week.
I am perpetually juggling short notice tasks – typically several at once and meeting tight deadlines with a lot of travel and irregular hours.
