Sentence examples for perpetual rerun from inspiring English sources

The physical and imagined intersections of New York now have become a perpetual rerun to me.

But after "The Odd Couple" went into seemingly perpetual reruns, it earned a huge new following.

Sportacus is a somewhat embarrassing but heroic character on "LazyTown," a show now in perpetual reruns on PBS Kids Sprout and elsewhere, and aimed at preschoolers.

They established the reputation of the medium in the eyes of many, and, because they were on film rather than live, they would continue to be seen by successive generations in perpetual reruns.

Best known to audiences today as the irritable, rule-bending District Attorney Jack McCoy on "Law and Order," which lives on in perpetual reruns, Mr. Waterston has a more than solid résumé of Shakespearean credits, a dozen of them with the Public alone.

But that figure is dwarfed by the amount the show's main creators will realize from syndicating the near-perpetual reruns of the series.

No rerun.

Perpetual daylight.

Perpetual Groove, jamband.

Nothing is truly perpetual.

Perpetual luxuries.