Sentence examples for perpetual circle from inspiring English sources
The phrase "perpetual circle" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a situation in which the same thing keeps happening over and over again in a continuous loop. For example, "The family found themselves in a perpetual circle of poverty and financial instability."
A carousel – appearing sometimes as a golden, flare-nostrilled horse, sometimes as shadows sweeping in a perpetual circle – is central.
To paraphrase the prophet of pop Elton John, there's a perpetual circle of life going on in EastEnders, where Stan breathed his last.
Instead of placid Madonnas and glittering generals, they drew men and women waiting for the pub to open, street-cleaners wearily pushing their carts, and Newgate prisoners condemned to walk in a perpetual circle.
His theory was that the two boats were to ferry Cheops' soul on a perpetual circle through the heavens, one for daytime and the other for the night.
Violent slaughter haunts "Carousel" (1988), whose riderless merry-go-round drags aluminum casts of a bobcat, bear, deer and two coyotes in perpetual circles, their truncated limbs squealing loudly as they scrape across the floor.
Indeed, it is the perpetual sense of circling back, of actions reiterated and humors melded, of life's going around and coming around, that makes "The Winter's Tale" so deliciously full, and makes the sentimentality of the ending less sweet than magnificent.
Your perpetual favourite band.
Lacing them together are keyboards that circle through perpetual-motion arpeggios and a percussion team that can hark back to the vintage rumba called guaguanco or create a streamlined, jazzy swing.
He also expressed optimism that he will be able to square the circle, create a perpetual motion machine and make a genuinely funny Jimmy Fallon movie.
Mr. Rashidian opened a case and displayed a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust, with a strap now too small to circle his wrist.
