Sentence examples for perpetually close to from inspiring English sources

Many people here live perpetually close to the edge of crisis.

The window on the Knicks' championship hopes is always said to be perpetually closing, one bad bounce away from the draft lottery.

I wondered whether the perpetually pealing trumpets were positioned too high up on risers and too close to the wall.

To be so close to the woman who represents so much but to also feel her perpetually holding back maddens Frank.

Rourke's face has a ruined leonine quality, his lips perpetually pursed in something closer to shark pout than a trout pout.

Your fingers may resemble Bart Simpson's by the time you drag yourself onto the nightbus, and every breath feels like one step closer to having a perpetually-wrecked ribcage, but you've been so busy chuffing on increasingly ratty cigs that you won't have had the time to drink or dabble anyway.

Mr. Yuska's glass seemed perpetually half full, and Ms. Buzzell's cup something closer to bone dry.

These foul-mouthed, hard-partying women are closer to American relatives of Edina and Patsy, the intrepidly trendy, perpetually stoned adventurers of "Absolutely Fabulous".

MacKenzie, puffed up with self-importance, stomps about in a state of high dudgeon as he attempts to bully the local people closer to God — and the sort of "modern society" that's "based on moral and scientific achievement" — leaving his perpetually pregnant spouse alone and unmoored in the struggle to shield the islanders' children against a ruthless local variant of tetanus.

Sharks have no swim bladder and must swim perpetually to keep from sinking to the bottom.

This ostensibly free game is perpetually cajoling players to pay real money to speed their progress.