Sentence examples for perpetually ask from inspiring English sources

If your project doesn't go on perpetually, ask an Administrator to delete it when you're done.

Somewhere over Africa I began to feel badly about being annoyed with my children perpetually asking, "Are we there yet?" on our long family drives.

And take a well-earned break from the gaggles of groupies perpetually asking: "How you doin'?" 'Episodes' starts on Monday at 10pm on BBC2.

He was perpetually asking himself whether he had achieved the technical goals set by his teacher Frank Bridge, with whom he had started studying at the age of 14.

The Labour leader's eyes rolled in frustration at being perpetually asked whether he thought there was a limit to the number of people who should live in Britain.

The difficulty with plays of this kind is making the science comprehensible to the audience: like Frayn in Copenhagen, Wesker solves this by making the hero's wife the one who perpetually asks the awkward, lay questions.

Otherwise, you're perpetually asking why.

On the other hand, as a Reconstructionist Jew, I am perpetually asking questions of our observances that seek to understand how these practices teach beyond the moment and penetrate us in multidimensional ways.

For many, J.K. Simmons' ferocious performance mirrors the only kind of God they know -- an angry, judgmental bully who perpetually asks them to jump through hoops, forever dangling some carrot of forgiveness or blessings or Heaven, but never giving them a moment's peace.

"Our job as human beings and writers is perpetually to ask questions about reality," Okri says.

He wore an expression that seemed perpetually to ask "Who, me?" Tiny ears stuck out from his head like mushrooms.