Sentence examples for perennial return from inspiring English sources

Never achieving superstar status, she also managed, as her perennial return to the fashion and arts pages confirms, to remain something of an enigma.

Planet Earth BBC1 The Road to Guantanamo C4 The Armstrongs BBC2 Waterloo Road BBC1 Starved ITV4 The perennial return of David Attenborough to his spawning grounds is always a nice reminder of what wildlife programmes were like before reality TV encouraged us to believe that all the best animals reclined on sofas and had personality issues.

While the Maroons threw very little at NSW in structured attack, Slater was a perennial danger returning kicks and bobbing up in attacking pieces.

Investors who got used to nearly perennial positive returns on bonds since 2000 are facing a harsh lesson in the basic math of fixed-income investments: When market interest rates rise, older bonds issued at fixed rates fall in value.

As perennial plants, hops return every spring and are harvested at the end of summer in both hemispheres – they give beer the quenching bitterness and appealing aroma which makes us go back for another gulp.

The laughter, like a dormant perennial, began to return.

In terms of how this affects life after death, Professor Lanza explains that, when we die, our life becomes a "perennial flower that returns to bloom in the multiverse".

The perennial Gardeners' World returns to our screens this week, a show that has now been running for half a century.