"It's a very small lake," the captain said, "so it's more or less perpetually calm".
Vincent" album, Clark had been on tour more or less perpetually for ten years.
So what do you want to do?" Since the early 1980s, Mr. Sands has been scrambling for access to the A-list, a job that has caused him, more or less perpetually, to be bum-rushed out of restaurants, chucked from fancy parties, forcibly escorted off movie sets and kicked to nightclub curbs.
Mickelson left Lee Westwood to contemplate his latest belly flop in the final round of a major-less career, perpetually worrying that he doesn't have the nerve to win one of these things, as James Lawton writes in The Independent.
The far-flung opening games, though, might get even less attention than the perpetually neglected N.C.A.A. women's basketball tournament, although it is making its bid to be noticed by sending all four of its No. 1 seeds to next weekend's Final Four.
Pynchon's novels are always more or less picaresque journeys; his characters travel perpetually, but rarely arrive anywhere meaningful.
Leading the charge is, of course, Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta who almost daily uses terminology like "doomsday," "catastrophe," and more recently "shooting ourselves in the head" to describe anything less than a defense budget perpetually growing from this year on out.
But they become a perpetually hungover, exit-less purgatory in this 1971 Ozploitation classic in which a schoolteacher en route to Sydney gets waylaid in the mining town of Bundanyabba (AKA "the Yabba").
But they also reflect larger, historical trends in taste, mores and wealth, while encapsulating the technical innovations, artistic sensibilities and fantasies that perpetually trickle down to the less expensive, more utilitarian designs most women wear.
Still emitting zingers but notably less frenetic than in prior years, the perpetually youthful comic was an active participant, to the delight of all, in "The Innovative Genius of Jerry Lewis".
And the concert is less a story than an excellent excuse for extravagant, perpetually surprising production numbers involving more than three dozen performers, while it turns some of Madonna's past hits inside out.
