It might seem a path to becoming perpetually tired.
It certainly has had its place, having prevented already congested roadways from becoming perpetually gridlocked.
"To protect religious freedom and to avoid becoming inextricably and perpetually entangled in debates over the propriety of certain Catholic teachings and practices, the CAT should refrain from repeating this unfortunate mistake," said James Kelly of the Solidarity Centre for Law and Justice in a written submission.
Maya's unsettled life in Caged Bird suggests her sense of self "as perpetually in the process of becoming, of dying and being reborn, in all its ramifications".
Last night's season finale was no different: after spending the entire season jumping train cars, narrowly avoiding jail time, and becoming homeless, the perpetually down-on-his-luck aspiring clown Chip Baskets (Galfinakis) finally found some success with a circus gig even if it was short-lived.
Implicit to this relationality, we recognize that players as learners are perpetually in a creative state of becoming as they traverse across multiple contexts of interaction.
PARIS — Young designers always try to distinguish their brands, looking for that distinctive style that will set them apart; established houses, meanwhile, perpetually struggle to hold onto their heritage without becoming repetitious.
Rather the world of the text, which historically emerged with the speech becoming text, serves as prerequisite for the perpetually ongoing re-interpretation of the text as an autonomous subject.
The movie follows the American tour of an aging English heavy metal band whose fortunes are turning sour -- or, as their perpetually harassed manager, played by Tony Hendra, puts it, whose "appeal is becoming more selective".
You see, Carl Marino, who plays Kenda like a young Harrison Ford, if young Harrison Ford had done film noir with a cigarette perpetually dangling from his lips, was a real-life cop before becoming an actor.
