And what's most exciting about the job, and what keeps it so perpetually interesting for me, is that I get to do so across disciplines and practices.
His army was perpetually almost ready to move, but could not do so until the last horse was shod and the last soldier fully equipped.
And Mr. Giuliani exhibits bluster in the advertisement as he portrays the Democrats as perpetually tax-raising and, on top of that, deceitful about their plans to do so.
To avoid any doubt, even in the perpetually upbeat new-issues market, Nanosys warns in its registration statement filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, "We have not yet developed any of these products and may not be able to do so for several years, if at all".
ARIZONA-1: While national Republicans have set their sights on dislodging Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick (D-Ariz)., they may have a tough time doing so in this perpetually swingy, sprawling district.
With Premier League clubs becoming serially bought by overseas investors, Mansour had his eye on doing so himself and City, although perpetually faltering, met his criteria: a big, well-supported club with a new stadium, built by the local council for the 2002 Commonwealth Games.
In past campaigns, Specter has sought to protect his perpetually endangered seat by pleading seniority, and he had counted on doing so again in 2010.
Doing so will only create incentive for more illegal immigration and transform the problem from bad to worse and perpetually doom health care reform in the long run.
Though life itself is filled with the perpetually baffling, true randomness usually destabilises fiction, where we expect life to be tidied away even if it's done so under the guise of ostentatious untidiness.
However, perpetually receiving only positive feedback leads to complacency (Podsakoff and Farh, 1989); perhaps an instructor begins to think, "I am doing so well, I don't need to improve".
