But with his gaze perpetually fixed on a future that never happened, he doesn't see them.
In 1711 Kangxi declared that from then on the number of taxpaying adults should be perpetually fixed at the present level for head-tax purposes, permanently exempting the balance of future population growth from taxation.
Mr. Harner plays Housman's younger self as a generic, romantic brooder, eyes perpetually fixed on some distant horizon; you have no sense of the embryo of the man to be.
With youth unemployment perpetually fixed at around 50percentt and an average monthly salary that reportedly clocks in at $443 (average, that is, plenty earn less).
With youth unemployment perpetually fixed at around 50percentt and an average monthly salary that reportedly clocks in at £287 (average, that is, plenty earn less).
During a paternity segment a 53-year-old man named Leonard, who is roughly the size and shape of a vending machine, stomps onto the stage, slightly bent at the waist and perpetually fixing his pants.
One of the most intriguing figures in American music these days is a giant clown with a tiny gold crown atop his head and a perpetually pained expression fixed upon his face.
However, this price is usually not fixed, as new information is being perpetually generated in the economy and rapidly incorporated in the market prices.
Perpetually describing disability as negative by default instead of as a normal or neutral form of variation means it becomes something to be eradicated, fixed, removed.
[W]e are not suggesting that the government abandon G.M.'s workers: We'd rather the government spend billions on retraining and job placement than on propping up perpetually weak companies that can't fix themselves.
By contrast, Henry Blodget justifies his support for letting G.M. fail by saying: [W]e are not suggesting that the government abandon G.M.'s workers: We'd rather the government spend billions on retraining and job placement than on propping up perpetually weak companies that can't fix themselves.
