Sentence examples for in addition to perpetually from inspiring English sources
It's one of the scariest episodes of the series, using the characters' inability to communicate to divide them and make teamwork more difficult, in addition to perpetually redirecting viewer attention onto the mostly-unaccompanied visuals.
In addition to conservative members of Congress who perpetually rail against the Obama administration's use of executive authority, the main source of opposition to the proposed expansion has come from the western Pacific fishing industry.
Never instead of, always in addition to.
The experimental flies too showed the circadian M and E peaks, in addition to the lights-on induced masking peak, nonetheless, the lights-off induced masking peak was perpetually missing (Fig. 1D).
In addition to Mr. McAvoy's Thane of Cawdor, there's the brilliant Kate O'Flynn's Racheal Keats, the perpetually thwarted working-class heroine of Simon Stephens's "Port" at the National Theater.
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.
In addition to the warmth, each of the collected mice carried about a gram of water — just a few drops, but more than enough to keep the tiny environment perpetually moist.
In addition to Frank Rich's piece on the parallels between Barack Obama and J.F.K., whose premise I disputed rather vigorously in yesterday's column, New York Magazine's politics issue included provocative pieces by Jonathan Chait (on why Democrats are perpetually dissatisfied with their presidents) and David Frum (on why Republicans have lurched into extremism and folly).
