Sentence examples for perpetual targets from inspiring English sources

Right now, it's not so much that the Right is defending the governor, as using him as an excuse to flog their perpetual targets.

Yet Gasol remains a perpetual target for fans and commentators, who view him as too soft or too unreliable.

Now he is in charge of the rebels' military operation and a perpetual target of distrust by many of his colleagues.

He has been the perpetual target of the television ads in a campaign where something like $90 per caucus-goer has been lavished on television advertising, much of it in negative broadsides that shunted Democrats' competitive juices into intramural back-stabbing.

California's business climate has been a perpetual target of ridicule.

Hamdi's family lives near the presidential palace, a perpetual target for Saudi airstrikes.

It's a tale of routine 70-hour weeks, arbitrary targets, perpetual shifts in government policy and a pervading culture of crushing bureaucracy.

Policemen would stop him and harass him, he says, and he lived in perpetual fear of being targeted by Loyalist gunmen.

The Yankees have had no one quite like him in recent years, a willing target of perpetual and good-natured abuse.

But the effort misses the target of creating perpetual affordable housing.

As Packard's helicopters near their target, punch through a "perpetual storm system" that girdles the island, and discover a paradise of unravished greenery, the movie lays out its credentials.