Johnny Weir, the former U.S. champion, current NBC commentator, and perpetual personality, noted, "The sparkle of rhinestones sometimes does distract men, especially our male audience, from seeing what's actually going on on the ice, which is young people at their height of physical prowess doing something that very few people can do, in the most high-pressure and high-profile level".
In 1986-87, the financial markets woke up to the fact that perpetual floating-rate notes were not, as they had thought, highly liquid, money-market instruments.
The following taxable and tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week: TAXABLE ONE DAY DURING THE WEEK Abbey National P.L.C., $300 million of perpetual callable subordinated notes, Aa3/A+/.
By creating a coercive order of public legal justice, "a great step is taken toward morality (though it is not yet a moral step), toward being attached to this concept of duty even for its own sake" (Kant, Perpetual Peace 8 376, notes to Appendix I; see also Riley 1982: 129f).
New York Post Robert Rorke reviewed the numerous characters with heavy romantic development, noting perpetual "merry-go-round of hookups, breakups and makeup sex", while describing the lack of sentimental involvement of Katherine Heigl's character in the first half of the season.
It's this note of perpetual doubt that prevents Doves' passion from tipping into bluster, suggests their angst is grounded in something true rather than melodramatic.
But the most original character, Bosola – a spy, thug and professional loather who comes to be revolted by the vileness around him – is played on a note of perpetual bluster by Mark Bonnar: it's hard to see why anyone would think such a roarer a promising candidate for espionage.
"I am issuing a big sell note on Invesco Perpetual Corporate Bond," he said.
The faith, MacCulloch notes, is "a perpetual argument about meaning and reality".
Terry Long, the perpetual "A" student, takes exhaustive notes in small, precise handwriting.
