Sentence examples for perpetually closed from inspiring English sources

What does a perpetually closed building signify?

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

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

"The case was perpetually made, stuck in closing arguments with judgment ever forthcoming," Jaynes says of his cousin's collection of slavery artifacts, and occasionally the same feels true of "Pym".

The Turkish authorities have elaborate plans to cordon off a large swath of central Istanbul for the NATO meeting, restricting access to the perpetually busy Taksim Square and closing roads along the Bosporus waterway while European leaders and Mr. Bush are here.

It possesses a sensibility that is virtually prenatal and coldly godlike at the same time: "God's eyes were perpetually wide open and staring, though it didn't matter whether they were opened or closed.

I am perpetually intrigued and challenged by Sabrina Raaf's work, who I also used to represent before I closed Klein Art Works 5 years ago.

These women are perpetually anticipating the close-up that will never come.

You may have seen this video by perpetually bearded, squinting, close-yelling, backward hat-wearing, Christian video guy Joshua Feuersetin or others from him.

In our consumer society, love is perpetually for sale; dating is what it takes to close the deal.

Perpetually aware of the public eye upon him, the premier is reduced by illness to a state of dependency which forces him to close his eyes to the political storm outside and contemplate instead his "secret, inner life".