Sentence examples for could perpetually from inspiring English sources

A long while ago, some Americans legally hunted down said bears, happily envisioning the day when they could display a snarling head on the study wall, or perhaps stuff the entire carcass and stick it in the front hallway where it could perpetually rear on its hind legs, frightening away census-takers.

Yes, in 2012, scientists from the University of Nottingham found a species of Planarian worm that could perpetually heal itself and divide.

To construct the sculpture, they created a rotating wheel that could perpetually feed the steel balls onto the wooden tracks, slowly taking them towards the tubular percussion instruments, where a series of wooden mechanical gates designates the balls path in correlation to an algorithm.

"With this now-highly mobile labor force going to countries with the jobs, you could see perpetually underdeveloped societies that will always need to export their labor to survive," said Joseph Siegle, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.

"I could live perpetually in the shadow of the book," he said.

The new funding for Skycatch will go into building out its existing business, but also into an ambitious new plan that would see the startup build new high altitude unmanned gliders that could fly perpetually and gather data on demand in specific locations per client requests.

We could do that,' perpetually feeding you with ideas," she said.

He could have felt perpetually insulted that people kept telling him he looked like a mischievous mythical gnome.

To know Ed Koch personally was to experience a merry-go-round of approval and disapproval that could leave you perpetually off balance (which may have been the idea).

The data confirms what common sense suggests: not even the most desperately paranoid among us could possibly be perpetually prepared for an actual home invasion — as very rare as such incidents actually are.

Addressing the mercantilist belief that monetary intervention could cause a perpetually favourable balance of trade, Cantillon developed a specie-flow mechanism foreshadowing future international monetary equilibrium theories.