Sentence examples for perennial state from inspiring English sources

Destrehan, a perennial state championship contender, rarely punts.

This ding-dong seems typical of the perennial state of war between GPs and hospital doctors.

For if moroseness is a perennial state, rather than a reaction to particular circumstance, does it really matter?

Chief among them is the chronically flawed payment system that leaves physicians who care for Medicare patients in a perennial state of turmoil because of the threat of large cuts.

Part of the show included a 120-part sculpture simulated to look like the bamboo scaffolding that connotes building repair work in Mumbai, recalling not only the museum's own restoration but also the city's "perennial state of repair and (re development," Mr. Kallat wrote in the exhibition's accompanying note.

The future of the district's winter and spring sports — including its boys' basketball team, a perennial state title contender — also remained uncertain, as school officials said they needed at least another $600,000 to pay for those teams, of which $300,000 has to be in hand by mid-October.

So the Supreme Court had to weigh in on the perennial states' rights versus federal norms that one would think would be subsumed neatly by the Constitution's simple, axiomatic mandate, that federal law is the supreme law of the land.

His near-perennial state of dissatisfaction with performers is the stuff of legend among musicians, but so too is the brilliance of his insight and wisdom.

All of the states they hail from are substantially more conservative than the perennial swing state of Florida that Nelson represents; all six states went for GOP nominee Mitt Romney in 2012.

This class of Obama represents perennial swing states like New Hampshire, bluer states like Minnesota, or reliably red states like Alaska.

In Florida, a perennial swing state, it has 18.