Sentence examples for perennially open from inspiring English sources

I took a quick pass along Bourbon Street, my first in three years, and found the eight-block stretch between Bienville and Ursulines Streets lined with strip joints, sex shops and a few clubs with their doors perennially open.

Alliteration aside, the beauty of the name Mostly Mozart — and the key to its proven ability to sustain a festival at Lincoln Center through 43 years of radically changing times — lies in the imprecision of the adverb, perennially open to reinterpretation.

In the weeks that followed, something surprising started to happen whenever I passed by Irene's perennially open office door.

The latter's perennially underrated 2003 western Open Range, happily added to Netflix this month, is as idealistically dedicated to the conservation of its own natural landscape as any of its classic genre peers: there's soul in the sagebrush.

"THE soul of Wilkes Bashford is not going to change," the perennially fabulous Wilkes Bashford wrote in an open letter to his customers on a Web site recently introduced by the new owners of his landmark Union Square department store here.

Some openings are perennially popular.

Come Nov. 14, Princeton will open the season against Duke University, a perennially top-ranked team.

In any event, I doubt that an open BOJ spigot will energize the perennially pessimistic Japanese consumer.

It's open weeknights till 9. Then there are the bookstores, perennially popular destinations.

For open-ended, no-load funds, the best of the bunch according to perennially top-ranked fund newsletter NoLoad Fund*X are the Guinness Atkinson China and Hong Kong Fund (ICHKX) and the Matthews China Fund (MCHFX), posting respective 12-month returns of 18.3% and 13.6%, respectively.

Open, free, airily articulate, its scarlet feet barely touching the ground, it feels perennially new after 50 years.