Sentence examples similar to perpetually aiding from inspiring English sources
Outsiders must negotiate a culture where paranoia has historically been a healthy state of mind, due in no small part to Haiti's long tradition of kleptocratic government, perpetually aided and abetted, if not directly imposed, by outsiders.
The title of Janet Jackson's new album, "20 Y.O.," is both an invitation to take note of her perpetually youthful looks (aided by the ritual magazine photographs of her near-naked, now forty-year-old body) and a directive for how to think about her career.
By Sasha Frere-Jones The title of Janet Jackson's new album, "20 Y.O.," is both an invitation to take note of her perpetually youthful looks (aided by the ritual magazine photographs of her near-naked, now forty-year-old body) and a directive for how to think about her career.
In "As Someday It May Happen," for example, Ko-Ko, the squeamish Lord High Executioner, expanded his little list of those who would not be missed to include S.U.V. drivers and "the checkout girl at Rite Aid who's perpetually" annoyed.
Yet while he looks exhausted as he says good night to the last of the business crowd and aid workers at the final dinner of his trip, he remains, like a true adventurer, perpetually upbeat.
Shawn is perpetually late.
Olbermann is perpetually aggrieved.
Schaap is perpetually weary.
