Sentence examples for it will perpetually from inspiring English sources

Tantalized by the potential of greatness, they fear it will perpetually elude them.

They have saber-rattled the GOP so that any retreat from its core beliefs and message will perpetually doom it to political has-been status in national politics.

Only perfection seems to be celebrated and recognized, and most of us will perpetually skirt around its periphery in our lives.

And because all it takes is one rogue available login to gain access to a system, that weak link will perpetually remain open.

Now that Douglas Carswell is Nigel's bitch, he will perpetually be picking up the political equivalent of prison soap.

Certainly, the Prince and the Palace were perpetually on the back foot thereafter, which is where, after yesterday, they will perpetually remain.

The more potent duel is the one Cera always loses: the comedy duel in which he will perpetually be upstaged by the evil competitor.

We are moving inextricably towards a point where we worship borders and security over human life, and where black and brown bodies will perpetually be dismissed as the "Other".

Given the racial and class makeup of the men on stage last night, it's a safe bet the America they envision, where illegal immigrants, as Mitt Romney declared, would engage in "self-deportation", is a country that will perpetually be a society of haves and have-nots, of the blame game, rather than practical solutions to move America forward.

But most other authors in question are not globally known first and foremost as actors, and not a single one of them at the very mention of their name will perpetually glide through the minds of millions as a sweet underdog teenager from the mid-1980s wearing a homemade prom dress that's pink.

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