Sentence examples for perpetually behind from inspiring English sources

"I still feel like I'm perpetually behind," said Chris Collins, a winter start who took a class at the Colorado College last summer and spent the fall semester on an outdoor adventure trip.

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

But he and his administration need to do a lot more to show they are on top of this mess, and not perpetually behind the curve.

They see an E.U. that appears to stumble from one crisis to the next, perpetually behind the curve and offering half-baked policy solutions that prove unsustainable.

Being honest with yourself and giving yourself permission to spend time reorganizing when you need it keeps you from feeling perpetually behind and guilty.

Aides to Mr. Steisel said he could sometimes be frustrated at how hard it is to reach Mr. Lynch, who talks to so many of the people who want to talk to him that he is perpetually behind in returning phone calls.

The ever-evolving nature of Digital means everyone, including those traditionally seen as "experts," has fallen perpetually behind.

If Dante had been born today, he certainly would have created a certain circle of hell where Ferrari drivers would be stuck, perpetually, behind slow-moving trucks.

We get caught between screens, and feel that we are perpetually lagging behind.

Europe is threatened by widespread economic inequality and social injustice, a bitterly divisive anti-immigrant jingoism from the far right, a European Central Bank that perpetually lags behind the economic curve, and policies of economic austerity that lessons of history tell us are disastrously unwise at times of low growth and punishing joblessness.

Or maybe we are in the park, squatting next to toddlers with the collective glazed looks of a people perpetually two days behind in sleep.