Sentence examples similar to its perpetual utilization from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is its perpetual ambivalence that is its secret charm.

Ulysse Nardin is often credited with developing the first truly user-friendly perpetual calendar in 1996, when it brought out its Perpetual Ludwig, which can be adjusted by winding the crown forward and backward.

The novel embodies the very virtues it exalts, the same virtues that probably relegate it, like its titular hero, to its perpetual place in the shade.

Despite its perpetual motion, this program was bound by too much empty space.

In the 2007 auction, Girard-Perregaux's World Time-Perpetual Calendar-Financial sold for only €17,000, well below the retail price for one of its perpetual chronograph watches, while the Jaeger-LeCoultre Joaillerie 101 Etrier brought in a disappointing €28,000.

WITH its perpetual reannouncements and paranoid on-message discipline, in its early years in office New Labour had a grating propensity to carry on behaving like an opposition.

Its perpetual destiny was to be a creator.

The republic declared its perpetual neutrality in foreign political affairs in 1955.

Wherever there are services that assist mankind in its perpetual struggle with technology we'll be there.

Lin wanted to study politics, thinking he could help save his country from its perpetual turmoil.

This month marks the 100th anniversary of both Miami Beach and its perpetual hotspot, the Fontainebleau Hotel.