Sentence examples for because of perpetually from inspiring English sources

The all-female fivesome from Los Angeles put the boys in the corner with their mix of attitude, chops and good looks, and they endure today because of perpetually licensed songs like the power-pop anthems "We Got the Beat" and "Vacation".

The most painful loss in a throbbing Lakers season came hours after Kobe Bryant was officially declared done until October because of a perpetually achy knee.

Distance yourself from those who ridicule or attempt to shame you, or those who add to your feelings of hopelessness because of their perpetually sad attitudes.

Whether or not capitalism is conducive to happiness, Thomas is adamant that the rich are truly better off than the poor — not because they have more stuff, but because they are spared the indignity of perpetually having a hand out.

All are devices of perpetually suspended communication.

Some two-thirds of Sikkim consists of perpetually snow-covered mountains, dominated by the Kanchenjunga massif.

The marriage failed, she explained in 1976, because of Ali's perpetually roving eye.

As is the case with many of the "questions" asked by Waldrep in Archicembalo, our daily self-questionings are usually statements rather than incipient investigations because most of them perpetually lack answers--and we know it.

Because of its current, it perpetually shimmers with strips of light reflected from traffic lights and stoplights.

But he's lovable, partly because his perpetually stooped-over posture reminds us of great Americans like Ed Sullivan and Richard Nixon.

It's a project that you wish it well with, because Seat is one of those perpetually bubbling-under acts that you wouldn't begrudge a whopping chart smash if it ever came its way.