Sentence examples for for a perpetual from inspiring English sources

Old age is a difficult concept for a perpetual adolescent.

Harper isn't usually a particularly vocal clubhouse presence and isn't known for a perpetual smile.

She attacked defence lawyers for a "perpetual motion" of delaying tactics.

The American winners of the cup donated it to the New York Yacht Club in 1857 for a perpetual international challenge competition.

So the railroad offered to spend $65 million to elevate the tracks — in exchange for a perpetual franchise from the city.

In Project for a Perpetual Peace (1795), Kant envisioned the establishment of a zone of peace among states constituted as republics.

This poet is, for me, a perpetual inspiration.

The effect is genocidal, whether or not there was a plan.Judges and lawyers have to be precise because their opinions have precise effects: for historians, a perpetual testing and redefining of categories comes naturally.

Incidental Intelligence: The Historical Society of Old Yarmouth, Massachusetts, offers an annual membership for one dollar, a life membership for twenty-five dolland, and a perpetual membership for a hundred dollars.

By B. H. Fishler and John McCarten The New Yorker, October 11 , 1958P. 35 Incidental Intelligence: The Historical Society of Old Yarmouth, Massachusetts, offers an annual membership for one dollar, a life membership for twenty-five dolland, and a perpetual membership for a hundred dollars.

American commanders love them, for giving them a perpetual full-color view of important thoroughfares and helping to catch insurgents planting roadside bombs.