Caught between spouses, his own partner receding from view, Greg becomes the perpetual apologist in ongoing free fall.
One hand holds a drum, the other a flame -- symbols, respectively, of the perpetual rhythm of ongoing creation and the inevitable destruction of material forms.
The latter initiative was set up in reaction to the tax issues that had hindered his relief effort for the Bangladeshi refugees, and ensured a perpetual stream of income, through ongoing publishing royalties, for dispersal to the charities of his choice.
We all live with ongoing brokenness and in perpetual need of God's healing touch.
His work is universally relevant, set amongst the perpetual evolvement of technology and the ongoing debate as to how the "blackness" of this technology shapes both our socio-political and spiritual lives.
There is a sense of perpetual doom and gloom, and an ongoing feeling of unease, as the camera pans through Olaf's disgusting kitchen or lingers on the woman-size hole in a glass window.
"Transferable water licenses" would lock in a system under which every subsidy and giveaway engineered by pork-barrel politics becomes sacrosanct, perpetual property, and taxpayers forever incur ongoing costs of $60 per acre-foot* or more to deliver water for $3.50 per acre-foot to landowners who can resell it for $400 per acre-foot.
Ongoing grievances over the lack of investment and perpetual military involvement in the North have created underlying tension that prompted a mutiny by the armed forces which spiraled into the coup.
Thankfully for our ancestors, the primordial restlessness of our planet has always churned at its core, and ongoing volcanic emissions would eventually rescue the planet from a perpetual deep freeze.
For an emergency physician, the perpetual task of maximizing patient throughput for the entire ED is not compatible with the ongoing provision of comprehensive critical care for an individual patient.
