Sentence examples for perpetual care from inspiring English sources

The house and its gardens and lawns demand perpetual care.

"This goes back before the days of perpetual care".

The costs of those things are real, too, in the perpetual care, the sobriety of effort, they demand.

"But this tombstone monument type of bill, you might as well lower it down and give it perpetual care.

A definite fee is charged for perpetual care, and a charge is made for opening the grave and other duties performed by the sexton or superintendent.

He feels, as I do, that it should be taken care of by the cemetery management because the family has paid for perpetual care for these graves.

And, under new Affordable Care Act provisions, doctors are incentivized to stay away from Medicaid programs, thereby setting off a chain reaction, which puts the average Brownsville resident and taxpayer, for that matter in a perpetual bind: less primary care doctors, worse care, more people ending up in the expensive emergency room.

If the court strikes down the mandate and Mr. Obama wins in November, he could face one last version of his perpetual choice on health care: would he settle, learning to live with a sharply edited law? (Given that Republicans see the bill as a signature piece of big-government overreach, he might have no choice).

You have to be selfless and/or airheaded enough to spend a good part of your life "caring about vibe", which is a perpetual exercise in ego death; caring deeply for the crowd while also not giving a flying darn what they think of you.

"The truth is I'm trying to save the Republican Party from themselves because they want perpetual wars, they don't care about presidents who assassinate American citizens, they don't care about searching our houses without a search warrant and these are the kind of things that people care about," he said.

In a perpetual state of fear?