Sentence examples for perpetual space from inspiring English sources

At age 12, I the perpetual space cadet who constantly loses my jacket and backpack am told I have Attention Deficit Disorder, ADD.

Past efforts have included a skateboard bowl, "Free Basin," designed by the artists' collective Simparch, that talented boarders turned into a perpetual-motion performance space; environments by the street artists Barry McGee, Claire Rojas and Swoon; and "Nest," a graffiti-and-shredded-telephone-book installation by Dan Colen and Dash Snow, a New York artist who died this week.

Andrews's big idea is to keep the acting space in perpetual motion.

For all of that, when the Broadway elite gather on Sunday, there will be much to celebrate, including a record year at the box office, with some $666 million in sales and a perpetual crunch for theater space.

Korea expert Sonia Ryang, herself educated in in North Korean schools in Japan, suggests that Kim is-seen, "is seen as the utmost form of existence that every North Korean is supposed to emulate (although everyone at the same time knows that it would not be possible to do so)." The state thus locates its citizens in a space of perpetual striving to meet an unattainable goal.

The second, Hereafter, is a video installation that uses a high-speed camera to create a perpetual history of a space, mixing together previously recorded interactions, objects, and people.

Nearly everybody on the block -- a homely stretch of sagging front stoops, tidy backyards, illegal basement apartments and perpetual battles over parking spaces -- felt the financial pinch when Mr. Bloomberg raised property taxes and made limited cuts in services.

At the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, held last month in Boston, scientists discussed how humans might pull off a real-life version of "Star Trek," minus the space Lycra and perpetual syndication rights.

But Dennis Overbye writes that Clarke was more than a sci-fi writer: "To space fans and perpetual adolescents everywhere he was simply the deceptively dry voice of cosmic wonder".

Logically, there shouldn't be such a perpetual struggle to fund our space program as evidenced by the turnout at the JPL, NASA wants to tell people about what they're doing, and people want to listen.

That's all I want to know.' " Lawrence's voice was colloquial and poetic, like the voices that Cain had loved back East but adapted to a Western context, an atmosphere of perpetual sunshine and wide-open spaces.