Sentence examples for perpetual readiness from inspiring English sources
We passed through dusty coastal settlements where squat stone and coral houses with palm-thatched roofs hunkered in perpetual readiness for the winds.
(In Saramago's novels, a man and a woman fall in love and are forever fused in a lifetime's ecstatic, round-the-clock coupling, a perpetual readiness to rut aided by the fact that in his world there are no children to get in the way).
The men and women of America's military face numerous physical and mental challenges that demand strict physical fitness regimens, extreme mental agility, and a perpetual readiness to deploy at a moment's notice.
The Soldiers of America's military endure numerous physical and mental challenges that demand strict physical fitness regimens, extreme mental agility, and a perpetual readiness to deploy at a moment's notice.
The concept of "just war" may have justified any given war but does not explain the perpetual Roman readiness to go to war.
But my family moved often when I was growing up, and my mother tried to mitigate this upheaval by reproducing our last house in each new house, while rigorously maintaining a standard of perpetual "magazine readiness".
Here at VICE, we are in a perpetual state of readiness when it comes to the impending horror of the zombie apocalypse.
militarism: While Sanders is roundly condemned for the cost of his "socialist" ideas, such as universal healthcare and free college tuition, the cost of perpetual war and military readiness -- the cost of nukes and surveillance and global domination -- never comes up in presidential debates or official political discussions of any sort.
Major or minor, or somewhere between, Calder's American readiness — that perpetual-motion-machine man's confidence in his own invention — is comforting, cheering, even in its repetitions.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
