The phrase "perpetual appearance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe something that appears or continues to occur all the time. For example, "The sun's perpetual appearance fills the sky with a bright light each day."
And "The Goonies" is perpetual.
Another difference is that the star casts Gliese 581g in a soft, red light that would give the appearance of a perpetual sunset.
The bloodied winner of last year's wild special election, Jerramiah T. Healy, has had little time to savor that victory: he is on a perpetual campaign that averages 10 appearances a day, and of late he has been speaking to groups of elderly residents, presiding over the grand opening of a downtown teahouse, and knocking on doors.
During club visits, charity events, festivals, and other public appearances, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence make themselves highly visible in garb that looks like a mix between saintly nun and wise-cracking clown.
She's a 70-year-old perpetual motion machine who seems, in her public appearances, both ultra-programmed and ultra-intense.
But then, appearances and reality have been in perpetual conflict throughout Thomas's four years as the team president and now coach.
He wasted little time making an impact as a base stealer, swiping a bag once for every 9.7 big league plate appearances and taking advantage of his perpetual green light.
Since their first appearance in San Francisco on Easter Sunday in 1979, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence have used the power of parody to expose the forces of bigotry, complacency, and guilt.
He is stoop-shouldered, with perpetual stubble on his chin, a man who clearly cares little for the trappings of appearance.
With the Internet as a perpetual showcase for music, and blogs frantically competing to discover the newest acts, a live appearance at CMJ (or its larger, better-organized springtime counterpart, South by Southwest in Austin) is no longer the only way for a band to be heard.
