He perpetually saw the heavenly in the ordinary.
He exists perpetually in a state of recently-divorced dad shirt untucked, sometimes no shirt at all, always looking as if the room he is in is one he wandered into accidentally, but he'll hang out for a bit because he is out of canned beans and Wheel of Fortune doesn't start for 16 minutes anyway.
He was sent to Eton, where he was perpetually bullied.
To top this off, the credit market remains in a perpetually choppy state.
But far more significant than the media's crisis of the heart is the public reaction in the perpetually skeptical state of New Hampshire, where McCain is now leading George W. Bush in most polls.
Lola has — you guessed it — a wacky best friend, Alice (Ms. Lister-Jones), who bemoans her perpetually single state and is a walking anthology of semi-naughty quips, pop culture non-sequiturs and questionable behaviors.
To accept the defendant's argument and establish a due process right to retest evidence with each advance in forensic science "would leave perfectly valid judgments in a perpetually unsettled state," the panel held.
Given the perpetually vulnerable state of Pakistan's economy, that is a possibility most analysts do not rule out.
This is in addition to the unregulated discharge of untreated industrial effluents which hardly gives room for self-purification, thus keeping the streams in a perpetually polluted state.
On the one hand, the audience for pornography and sex tech alike is beyond immense; on the other, both find themselves in a kind of perpetually fraught state of unpredictable transformation, constantly revolutionized by both technical and social changes, their business models endlessly overturned even as they slide along the spectrum between anathema and respectable.
Most striking then (and now) was the perpetually sad state of the economy.
