Sentence examples for perpetual flame from inspiring English sources
The thought seared me, burned in my brain like the perpetual flame illuminating the grave of our President's lamented mother.
For nearly two decades, a lawsuit accusing this city of intentionally segregating its schools has shaped almost every educational decision here -- from bus routes to curriculum to spending -- and kept a perpetual flame under debates about race.
Hurt Park, 6 30 p.m., a memorial service with Mayor Shirley Franklin, which includes the lighting of two perpetual flames and the premiere of "Requiem for September Eleven," composed by Curtis Bryant.
One hand holds a drum, the other a flame -- symbols, respectively, of the perpetual rhythm of ongoing creation and the inevitable destruction of material forms.
The effect — perhaps, who knows, the original intention, under flickering flame light — is to ripple them into the illusion of perpetual motion.
By engaging Muslim nations in perpetual war rather than helping them with infrastructure, we are fanning the flames of extremism, not defeating it.
Then peace – or if not quite peace, at least the president comes out squarely against perpetual war (with another JFK echo: we're a generation "tempered by the flames of battle").
Romania's oil refineries in Ploiesti are a scene from futuristic novels of earthly devastation, their orange flames reflecting eerily off an ever-present gray cloud that plunges the city in perpetual twilight.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
