Sentence examples for it perpetually from inspiring English sources

Because of its current, it perpetually shimmers with strips of light reflected from traffic lights and stoplights.

The first reason was geographic: the Holy Land is easier to conquer than defend, because its topograpy and regional position leave it perpetually vulnerable to invasion.

It's making a product fewer people want all the time, it's got enormous legacy costs, its chief executive just got marked-to-market by President Obama, its stock trades at less than a gallon of gas and it perpetually hovers near bankruptcy.

It perpetually wrong-foots you.

It perpetually rises from flame and ruin.

His role keeps it perpetually unresolved until the final curtain.

It is perpetually provoked, it is historically-bound, and, thus, it is bone-deep.

Kuta is as famous for its nightlife as it is for its excellent surf; it's perpetually crowded with partygoers no matter what time of day.

Israel may be destined to live in the twilight, Israel had to live with ambiguity, uncertainty, and risk when it was perpetually on the brink of war, and it will have to live with the same, when it is perpetually on the brink of peace.

Its chrome sides felt surprisingly hard, as if they were forged from some secret high-tech alloy, and its large eyes gave it a perpetually worried look.

As a chronicle of hopes fostered and dashed in Hollywood, it seems perpetually ready to stab its loyalists in the back.