Sentence examples for be used perpetually from inspiring English sources

A three-term mayor of America's largest city deserves a first-rate, error-free obituary, a draft of history that can be used perpetually when people research the events and realities that propelled him to office and kept him there for more than a decade.

Morale was not improved by their perpetually damp clothes and sleeping bags, or by the pieces of ice that had to be used in lieu of toilet paper.

Today begins the Jewish holy day of Rosh Hashanah, and I am using my perpetually accurate sermon title -- "Israel: At the Crossroads".

Her light-brown eyes, with their perpetually listening or amused expression, are the eyes of a watcher — and of someone who is used to being watched.

Terms like "invading hordes" have been used for decades now to describe a human flow — mostly illegal since the 80s — widely seen as inevitable if not perpetually growing.

If you're using criteria that under diagnose women, you may be building into your formula a perpetually biased underdiagnosis of women.

One pod maker, the Rogers Family Company, fought back by offering a free plastic clip that simply convinced the machine that it was perpetually using the correct pods.

One distinctive promise of biofuels is that, in combination with an emerging technology called carbon capture and storage, the process of producing and using biofuels may be capable of perpetually removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

Using our framework, large phylogenetic trees can be perpetually updated without human intervention.

Meritocracy is a fiction perpetually used to make false claims about women's and men's respective talents.

If your environment is perpetually damp or mushy, use branches laid and criss-crossed on top of one another to create a solid and dry foundation for a lean-to or open bed pad.