Sentence examples for if it is perpetually from inspiring English sources

There is the leaning tower of Shore Front Parkway across from Rockaway Beach in Queens that looks as if it is perpetually tilted into the ocean breeze.

NEW YORKERS have developed quite the taste for tropical cocktails, as you can tell from the fashionable pan-Latin restaurants, where patrons down mojitos, pisco sours and caipirinhas as if it were perpetually Carnival.

Like all other projects, it is perpetually in progress.

If it's during the summer -- when it's perpetually light -- you can camp for a "night".

It's perpetually Easter, with bunny representations everywhere.

If it is to be perpetually attacked by principles so repugnant, we may cease to discuss.

I mean, I wouldn't get very far if I was perpetually criticizing people in their own homes.

If its death is perpetually being exaggerated then so are its golden ages: even in the best of times, the show has nearly as many misses as hits — especially in its last half hour — and everyone from Aykroyd to Ferrell to Amy Poehler has performed in his or her share of stinkers.

If its death is perpetually being exaggerated then so are its golden ages: even in the best of times, the show has nearly as many misses as hits—especially in its last half hour and everyone from Aykroyd to Ferrell to Amy Poehler has performed in his or her share of stinkers.

She exhales in little staccato bursts that make it sound as if she is perpetually enjoying a private joke, and hip surgery has not stopped her from cooking delicious meals for the entire family.

His greenish eyes are wider than they seem on screen, as if he is perpetually surprised; he talks fast, in a casual, friendly way.