Sentence examples similar to perpetual trials from inspiring English sources
It's perpetual trial and error — whether in France or in the United States.
"I'm a housewife of perpetual visitation," she said.
Somehow, despite the perpetual free-trial policy, beds get sold.
One would have restored basic human rights and constitutional protections to hundreds of foreigners who are in perpetual detention, without charges or trial.
She was also a perpetual cheerleader; a front-row presence for nearly every day of the trial; a moot-court spectator and, not least, a Georgetown-educated lawyer with a master's degree in tax law from New York University.
Seismic exploration is well-funded and in perpetual development as companies work to increase the range and magnitude of the sound, resulting in trials -- the ocean is bombarded during those tests as well as during the explorations.
Mr. Bush did nothing, content with arguing that Congress's decision to declare a perpetual state of war with Al Qaeda gave him the right to hold prisoners indefinitely without any trial.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
Nothing is truly perpetual.
