Sentence examples for perpetually arriving from inspiring English sources

This enchanted Indonesian island is, after all, a place that seems to be perpetually arriving, yet has never quite arrived.

Yet on a planet where species are perpetually arriving in places where they should not be, the removal of invaders is a harsh necessity.

PAGE 1 LIVING IN BALI'S SHADOW Lombok Island, 25 miles from Bali, seems to be perpetually arriving, yet has never quite arrived.

Like most of the mayoral candidates, Mr. Ferrer is perpetually behind schedule, arriving late, leaving early, always apologizing.

Pynchon's novels are always more or less picaresque journeys; his characters travel perpetually, but rarely arrive anywhere meaningful.

We arrive perpetually late to appointments, sleep in whenever we can and pay our bills past their due dates.

("He does not hesitate at our boldest Measures, but rather seems to think us too irresolute," John wrote to Abigail, perpetually annoyed at Franklin's gift for arriving late at a party and then lighting all the candles on the cake).

After arriving in the Sixth Dimension, she is captured by the perpetually topless Princess, who brings Frenchy to the rulers of the Sixth Dimension, the midget King Fausto (Hervé Villechaize) and his queen, Doris Susan Tyrrelll).

Meek and perpetually adolescent, Pronek never arrives at a greater literary destiny because he rarely questions his role in the global tragicomedy into which he has been unwittingly thrust.

The process is realized most conventionally in an anxious romantic triangle made up of Anna; Burton (Mr. Burrell), her longtime patrician boyfriend; and Pale (Mr. Norton, Robbiee's perpetually overwrought brother, who arrives in their lives as an explosive catalyst.

The two saddest films concern, respectively, a diagnostic physiologist who works the night shift in a sleep clinic and is perpetually spooked by the sound of the hospitals lifts; and a young immigrant worker cleaning the platforms of St Pancras station wondering what it might be like to travel on one of the many trains she watches arriving and departing.