Sentence examples for perpetual motion of from inspiring English sources

Perpetual motion, of course, is prohibited by the second law of thermodynamics.

She attacked defence lawyers for a "perpetual motion" of delaying tactics.

Carlo Boccadoro's Ritratto di musico conjured the perpetual motion of the fifth, with lubricious brass slides and busy timpani work.

High-definition cameras mounted on the boats beamed back gripping images, which emphasised the boats' speed and the perpetual motion of the sailors on board.

She was a nervous and fussy mother, pushing her daughters through a perpetual motion of auditions and performances, driving them all over Southern California.

Despite the perpetual motion of the trip, Mr. Rumsfeld was back at his Pentagon desk about 90 minutes after landing, ready for his daily intelligence briefing.

So, what that means concretely is if you have a force field that conservative, then you cannot build somehow some perpetual motion out of it.

A fellow who has as much style as Moore tends to overestimate the intellect — he develops the kind of Faustian mind that will throw itself against the problem of perpetual motion, or of how to pick horses first, second, third, and fourth in every race.

Indeed, they expressly forbid the existence of perpetual motion machines of the first kind (the first law) and the second kind (the second law).

They are people of action and perpetual motion, people of combat – conditioned to seek and land their various moments of opportunity, rather like the restless entrepreneurs of the business world.

In his preface to the exhibition catalogue Seamus Heaney suggests that the images might be a way of keeping "the perpetual motion machine of art on the go".