Jerry was the eternally optimistic stand-up comedian.
Four decades on, the Met still stands, eternally precarious.
But in many ways — from their pampered lifestyles to their inherited wealth, to their chauffeured aloofness and drafty castles, they show, too, that they stand eternally apart.
And he heard nothing but silence when he dared utter what amounts to heresy at the National Action Network: the notion that race relations do not stand eternally at the abyss.
Into the second half, eternally optimistic Kop stand fans remained in raucous voice, Luxembourg threatened rarely, and it looked as if the essential victory would be secured - even if only by a slender 1-0 scoreline.
We have forgotten that they stand eternally on guard, their backs turned to orderly rows of plants, their eyes scanning trees.
"While Frost as a man exists in our heads as eternally ancient, A.N. Dyer stands as forever young, peering from his author photo, the only photo he ever used on all of his books, starting with Ampersand.
This was a long time ago, long before there were sons who begged their fathers for good-night stories, long before there were fathers or sons or stories". "While Frost as a man exists in our heads as eternally ancient, A.N. Dyer stands as forever young, peering from his author photo, the only photo he ever used on all of his books, starting with Ampersand.
Hotels opened their doors to house the displaced, Partizan and Red Star's eternally warring hooligan firms stood side by side on the front, while volunteers were regularly turned away because quotas were full.
To him, nothing changes or moves; everything that streams by or goes past in time stands immutably and eternally in his providence.
In fact, he was even present when the great Civil Rights leader, Martin Luther King, Jr. made his famous "I Have a Dream" speech at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. Latinos are, without a doubt, beneficiaries of this movement and we are eternally grateful to those who stood by us since then.
