Water scarcity is a perpetual worry in the Marshalls.
Making the rules stick is a perpetual worry in a metropolis where the zeal to make laws often outstrips the willingness or ability to enforce them.
Because of you I learnt to understand my mother; her perpetual worrying, her pathological need for control.
His father's brother was Alfred Newman, a celebrated film composer who earned 45 Oscar nominations but wore, his nephew remembers, an expression of perpetual worry.
Hopefully, we can rise above our perpetual worry, concern and obsession of what others think of us and simply tune out all that jazz and seek Allah's pleasure instead.
This meant that the perpetual worry, the limitations inflicted by migraine on their life to avoid migraine also remained invisible to others.
A lanky man with a seemingly natural kinetic nervousness and a perpetual expression of worry, Mr. Furth was often cast as an odd duck, a milquetoast or a stammery, uneasy type with something to hide.
For this frigid expedition, Joey dispatched his assistant, a lanky Sancho Panza named David Herscher, who wore a perpetual look of worry, as well he might, in the midst of working 37 frantic years for Joey.
Last year, they built a swimming pool, of no interest to the well-to-do in their blue-pooled villas (on this island where water is a perpetual source of worry) but a wonderful lure to families on a budget and to local Paxiot families, too.
Most of us get to grow up and stop worrying about whether people really like us or if they're sniggering about us behind our backs, but politicians are stuck in a perpetual playground.
