It is the national dish, cheaper than sushi, available everywhere and perpetually fashionable.
Perpetually available was a so-called captain's platter, which contained an assortment of deep-fried fish and shellfish.
Plenty of people, from theology professors to international-relations wonks, perpetually available to provide services as talkers.
In an environment in which food is a perpetually available temptation, the costs of constantly resisting are high.
Most of all, I think, Earl loved his perpetually available left-handed pinch-hitter Terry Crowley, the primo late-inning, other-manager's dilemma of that era.
Boundaries between work life and personal life continue to blur as we feel obliged to make ourselves perpetually available, and to self-promote with increasingly hostile social media.
Yalom's historical wives were protesting marriage laws that rendered them their husbands' chattel; that delivered their property to the men they married; that denied them a vote, because they were, supposedly, covered by their husbands' political views; that decreed their bodies perpetually available to their husbands, the dangers of childbearing or the whims of inclination aside.
When Picasso first met Gilot, he'd proposed keeping her captive in an attic, swaddled like a Muslim woman, until he was ready to unwrap her for delectation; early in his friendship with Rosengart, he said that he fancied detaining her on the premises as a perpetually available model.
Furthermore, he's managed to maintain the myth and mystique that was always central to his stardom and his art in a world where rock and pop music has almost no myth or mystique left, an age of 360-degree connectivity, where pop stars are supposed to be perpetually available to their fans via social networking.
The exhausting work of maintaining the illusion of being hairlessness and perpetually available is visible in the dancers' toes shoved into too-tight heels and melting makeup.
