Sentence examples for once perpetually from inspiring English sources

Once perpetually full, its conference facilities have emptied out.

The once perpetually fractured eco-system of the far right, from white nationalists in the US to anti-migrant groups in Europe, has become cohesive and highly adaptable.

Under Goldston, "Nightline," which once seemed perpetually destined for the chopping block, adopted a more populist tone and switched to a multi-anchor format.

Marshall himself will quit once the perpetually-promised new chief executive arrives and a new chairman is appointed.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is in hot water once again regarding its perpetually ambiguous admission policy, which "recommends" but does not require adult visitors to pay a fee of $25.

Like many others of my generation, I viewed Kennedy as a heroic American figure who seemed to be at once both historic and perpetually modern at the same time.

Once those key traits are perpetually being altered at the whim of the highest bidder – a prospect that technology has made very real indeed – well, that's when the misty-eyed defenders of old media will really have something to write about.

I visit this treasure trove at least once a week, and am perpetually in awe at the dedication of the collective who run the page and keep it constantly updated with releases from around the world.

In the minor leagues, his back was so perpetually sore that he once could not stand up after lacing his skates.

My "Oriental" best friend ("Where's Orienta?" a student asked her once) and my "Persian" self were perpetually rolled up into ourselves like, well, discount rugs.

"All my life when I heard about the Pale of Settlement, I imagined snow falling softly, perpetually, on Jewish villages, once upon a time".