After 1980, he abandoned formal politics and devoted himself to being a grand old man of French letters as perpetual secretary of the Académie française (1985-99).
According to Derek Sayer's The Coasts of Bohemia, Neumann was a perpetual enfant terrible of Czech letters.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
Mr. Vian, ever the scholar, swiveled back and forth between his bookshelf and his computer, pulling out references, from the Roman poet Ovid, and St. Paul's Letter to the Romans, to the perpetual struggle between good and evil.
To find the day of the week for any Gregorian or Julian date in the perpetual calendar provided in the table, first find the proper dominical letter (one of the letters A through G) for the year in the upper table.
The letter is a sign that, in the perpetual political campaign for Silicon Valley's money and influence, Clinton may enjoy the upper hand.
Felicia discussed her own book, "The Perpetual Papers of the Pack of Pets," a comical collection of letters between a dog and cat who have lived together for years but never bothered to get to know one another until now.
In November, the packets and letters started arriving, and they kept coming into the New Year , weekafter week in a perpetual cycle of anxiousness and excitement.
Bob McCooey, Nasdaq's head of listings, said on Wednesday that getting Zillow a single-letter symbol required lobbying the New York Stock Exchange, which had put it on a so-called "perpetual list" of symbols it had reserved for future listings.
Bob McCooey, Nasdaq's head of listings, said on Wednesday that getting Zillow a single-letter ticker symbol required lobbying the New York Stock Exchange, which had put it on a so-called perpetual list of symbols it had reserved for future listings.
In the latest investor letter sent by his hedge fund, Third Point, the acid-tongued investor wrote: "Given entertainment's perpetual underperformance, perhaps Sony's reluctance to discuss it candidly stems from (understandable) embarrassment".
