Sentence examples for perpetually at work from inspiring English sources

Here, where the men are perpetually at work and the women perpetually at play, talk becomes a kind of erotic destiny — what one character calls "orgasm by gossip".

Ken Freedland St . Louis Sept. 2, 2008 • To the Editor: No doubt Dalton Conley is highly perceptive in identifying the "economic red shift" as the really wealthy pull away from those of us who are lucky enough to be considered beyond middle class and who find ourselves almost perpetually at work.

Vernon Loeb, who had once worked with Carroll at the Inquirer, believes that Carroll inherited Gene Roberts's view that a newspaper is perpetually at war with its corporate parent.

Only the British are perpetually at war.

The monk and the winking courtier were perpetually at war inside him.

It is precisely these ideas that keep the Mideast perpetually at war.

__________ Britain's secret wars | For more than 100 years, Britain has been perpetually at war.

But that doesn't mean that the government should be telling us we're perpetually at war.

At work, Peterson was perpetually distracted.

To make matters worse, Claire initially comes across as an oddly brittle and generic character: an artist struggling to juggle her work as a music composer and the demands of motherhood; a showbiz wife — her husband, Paul, is a television writer — perpetually whining about how much time her spouse spends at work.

It's almost funny how utterly the character of Van Buren unmasks her author: she is conveniently and perpetually sexually frustrated, and she is happy to be seen as an object of desire while she's at work.