Sentence examples for perpetual days from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, Vogt told reporters during an online briefing today, the perpetual days or nights would mean that the planet could develop highly stable habitats.
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date President, in 18k gold on a gold bracelet.
They spend our winter months in the perpetual day of an Antarctic summer and our summer months as far north as the Arctic, again enjoying 24 hours of daylight.
This means they only ever show one face to their stars, with one side in perpetual day, the other in perpetual night.
We passed through an endless array of tortured landscapes, carved by millennia of wind, the intermittent explosive forces of flash floods, perpetual burning days and occasional freezing nights.
He wears a perpetual five-day growth of beard, a sign of devoutness.
With his studio director, Marc Azoulay — a soft-spoken twenty-seven-year-old with Art Garfunkel curls and a perpetual two-day beard — he began pouring gallons of wheat paste from a large mixing container into buckets.
Even though this is a very tiny force, it is perpetual, and over days, weeks, and months, this snail-paced acceleration results in the achievement of velocities large enough to overtake and pass the voyagers and pioneers that are now speeding away through the outer reaches of our solar system.
Bruce Cumings, an historian, wonders what Mr Kim can be thinking, "standing there in his pear-shaped polyester pantsuit, pointy-toed elevator shoes, oversize sunglasses of malevolent tint, an arrogant curl to his feminine lip…and a perpetual bad-hair day?
