Sentence examples for grown perpetually from inspiring English sources

During its 30 years on the curriculum, the class has grown perpetually popular, with 60 applicants vying for half as many seats.

These leaves grow perpetually from their bases and erode progressively at their ends.

I think that Blade Runner was very important in that, in its wonderfully European depiction of a future Los Angeles that grew perpetually out of its own ruins.

We had a quick chat with Catherine and Henry Chalfant, the film's coproducer, graffiti documentarian, and celebrated artist in his own right, about the event and how the film's influence has perpetually grown over the years.

The seeds used for this experiment were the C3 (post-colchicine doubling) generation for the 2(A2G1) material and fresh seed from a living, perpetually grown descendent of Beasley's original amphidiploid for the 2(A2D1).

His anti-Western trope plays well in the countryside, which has become his political base at a time when the rising urban middle classes have grown resentful of his perpetually autocratic rule.

Terms like "invading hordes" have been used for decades now to describe a human flow — mostly illegal since the 80s — widely seen as inevitable if not perpetually growing.

Although Moscow remained the headquarters of his growing empire, the perpetually globetrotting Milner bought a $100 million mansion in Los Altos Hills, California, that was among the most expensive homes in the United States.

Like the long lineage of Homo polyannas before him, he assures his poor readers that we can have perpetually growing GDP without using more resources.

"The public grows weary of perpetually being spoon-fed images of a grinning President greeting grinning supporters or talking incessantly about how great everything or everyone is.

From there we saw all early payment discounts and overseas students loans abolished, as well as a perpetually growing increase of university costs.