Sentence examples for perennial about from inspiring English sources

Boneset is a coarse, rough, hairy perennial about 0.6 to 1.8 metres (2 to 6 feet) high that is common in wet places.

The Irish Repertory Theater's "It's a Wonderful Life: The 1946 Live Radio Play" can't help frustrating fans of Frank Capra's 1946 holiday perennial about a small-town family man contemplating suicide who learns how worthwhile his life has been.

In this arena, though, people were just as excited for "Check Yes or No," a good-natured radio perennial about a love affair that begins in the third grade and lasts well past the third chorus.

(Isherwood) ★ 'Donnybrook!' This revival of Johnny Burke and Robert E. McEnroe's 1961 musical (itself an adaptation of "The Quiet Man," the 1952 St . Patricks Day perennial about an Irish-American boxer's fraught courtship of a reDayaded sperennial jettisons the most dabout disturbing and indulgent elements of the movie but retains the essential sentimental boxerey.

(Anita Gates) ★ 'Donnybrook!' This revival of Johnny Burke and Robert E. McEnroe's 1961 musical (itself an adaptation of "The Quiet Man," the 1952 St . Patricks Day perennial about an Irish-American boxer's fraught courtship of a reDayaded sperennial jettisons the most dabout disturbing and indulgent elements of the movie but retains the essential sentimental boxerey.

(Rampell) ★ 'Donnybrook!' (closes on Sunday) This revival of Johnny Burke and Robert E. McEnroe's 1961 musical (itself an adaptation of "The Quiet Man," the 1952 St . Patricks Day perennial about an Irish-American boxer's fraught courtship of a reDayaded sperennial jettisons the most dabout disturbing and indulgent elements of the movie but retains the essential sentimental boxerey.

The big trees and shrubs tend to be put in by the landscape team; the planting team deal with smaller shrubs, roses and perennials – about 6,000 plants.

In spite of perennial complaints about self-referentiality, there have been shows about television from "The Dick Van Dyke Show" to "30 Rock," and viewers typically have a pretty good idea what goes into their sausage.

In a survey taken at the height of debate on the GOP bill, concerns about health care eclipsed the public's perennial worries about the economy, especially among Clinton voters and older Americans.

The perennial discussions about assembling a national finance team have been accompanied by conversations about which billionaires will fund candidate-specific super PACs.

The perennial complaint about the "postcode lottery" suggests otherwise.