Sentence examples similar to nearing perpetuity from inspiring English sources

Despite such antics, producers like Mr. Silver used to be able to count on one studio or another to support them in near perpetuity.

His opponents insist that the presidency should not be held in near perpetuity.Kasparov's backers alsoargue that Ilyumzhinov has failed to exploit the commercial potential of chess, especially in the west.

In the last couple of years, the BBC has been granted everything on its wish-list: a generous and long-term licence fee settlement; approval for new digital channels that compete with commercial offerings in an already crowded market; retention of its unique self-governing status; and now, thanks to Ms Jowell, the promise of an inflation-adjusted £2.5 billion a year in near-perpetuity.

"David Milarch is perpetuating into perpetuity by cloning," Dr. Hendrickson said.

If the British want ownership of the Parthenon marbles in perpetuity, they should display them near the Parthenon.

Some metal mines, including gold mines, have become the near-equivalent of nuclear waste dumps that must be tended in perpetuity.

The team clearly could not share Selhurst Park in perpetuity, but kept failing to find another venue anywhere near their historic home.

We eased our rented car into a slip of shade near a statue of that Italian wanderer, Christopher Columbus, who stares in perpetuity at the Mediterranean from the esplanade at Rapallo.

In New York State, near the Connecticut border, one population of mountain mint lives in a 144-acre grassland, preserved in perpetuity.

This area near the Cleveland National Forest should remain natural open space as part of a state conservancy or a conservation easement in perpetuity.

Moses builds for perpetuity".