Sentence examples for by perpetually from inspiring English sources

He survives by perpetually reinventing himself, crossing racial and other boundaries.

Mr. Kirk, the state's 36th governor, expanded the power of the governor's office by perpetually riling Florida's cabinet.

Russia's foreign policy has turned out to be self-fulfilling: by perpetually denouncing enemies on every front, it has helped to turn many countries from potential friends into nervous adversaries.The rise to power of the KGB veterans should not have been surprising.

What do we mean by "perpetually delayed"?

On the whole, consolidated government efforts adopted under the policy framework forged by Singapore since the turn of the new millennium reflect the government's zeal for high-quality ECCE by perpetually seeking workable practices to strengthen the PSE system.

Indeed, the eight-month old computer system attempts to "teach" itself by perpetually scanning slices of the web as it looks at thousands of sites simultaneously to find facts that fit into semantic buckets (like athletes, academic fields, emotions, companies) and finding details related to these nouns.

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.

That's a more genteel version of the sentiment expressed a couple of weeks ago by the perpetually hysterical Alan Keyes, a Republican who was beaten by Mr. Obama in the Illinois Senate race in 2004.

Impossible to express the dull light produced by the perpetually gray sky, the imperial….

The book is set in a future world that is dominated by three perpetually warring totalitarian states.

Impossible to express the dull light produced by the perpetually gray sky, the imperial glint of the barracklike buildings, the eternal snow on the ground.