By Peter Schwed and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, January 18 , 1947P. 19 A gentleman has forwarded to us a letter he received from the editor of the Journal of Calendar Reform, which seeks to replace our Gregorian calendar with, as he pointed out, a calendar "balanced in structure, perpetual in form, and harmonious in arrangement".
Funds managed by Invesco Perpetual now form the largest shareholding in the company.
Together, Senator Obama and I achieved milestones essential to our progress as a nation, part of our perpetual duty to form a more perfect union.
Everything is fastidiously framed (usually in black) and under glass, which makes the viewing process a form of perpetual seeking.
But Mr. Rubalcava disagrees harshly with their prescription for a conservation easement or some other form of perpetual legal protection.
Despite the perpetual motion, its linear form feels hung out to dry, not helped by the acoustic imbalance of the Albert Hall: brass and woodwind dominated, chasing in loops and canons which the BBCSO, no doubt exhausted at this point in the season, had not yet perfected.
Scientists have identified a second mutation that leads to an inherited form of perpetual jet lag.
The contracting sovereigns would form a perpetual and irrevocable alliance, establishing a permanent Diet or Congress that would adjudicate all conflicts between the contracting parties.
It's refreshing to live within a society that champions the values of misogyny, a form of perpetual equality, 77 cents of a man's dollar.
There's no need to reiterate the dependence that the economy has formed on perpetual internet access.
Creation can only be achieved by both principles working in tandem and consists in God ordering and "shaping" or "forming" ("Gestalten" in its verbal form) the world in perpetual contrast with chaos.
