Sentence examples for perpetual lines from inspiring English sources

There's the Magnolia Bakery, where perpetual lines snake out the door not so much because of its excellent cupcakes as because of its appearance on "Sex and the City".

Julia Child threw her weight behind La Super Rica (622 North Milpas Street; 805-963-4940), ensuring perpetualineses for its homemade tortillas filled with everything from pork and cheese ($3.40) to spicy ground beans ($2.75).

One nice by-product of expansion is that the perpetual line that wraps around the burger joint has lessened of late.

We rush to wait in the perpetual line at the ticket window for the playoffs, the series, the championship or the closed-circuit version of same.

The 150-page report, called "The Perpetual Line-Up," found a rapidly growing patchwork of facial-recognition systems at the federal, state and local level with little regulation and few legal standards.

An estimated one in four U.S. police departments have access to face recognition software, and authors of the study, "The Perpetual Line-Up," warn they're using them in ways that "may undermine longstanding, legally recognized rights".

"A Wish" was more celebratory, dancing through perpetual-motion lines.

The Rolex Submariner is part of Rolex's Oyster Perpetual Professional line.

The perpetual snow line lies at some 16,000 feet (4,800 metres) in the Himalayas but rises to about 20,000 feet (6,100 metres) in the northern mountains.

But each time, whether we win or we lose, we remain convinced that the public wins in the long run and that what is at stake is nothing less than our society's perpetual bottom line: the citizens control the government in a democracy.

All information within this timeframes moves in a perpetual straight line.