Sentence examples for perpetually coming from inspiring English sources

But Troupe concerns the pregnancy discrimination claim of an expectant mother who was fired for perpetually coming to work late.

Do they have even do New Year's Eve in Westeros, the land where winter is perpetually coming?

Fanfaren Der Liebe has the two men perpetually coming out in their men's clothes, posing as the girls' supposed brothers, though Wilder evidently didn't care for this Shakespearean confusion and farce.

From "Risky Business" to "Top Gun," from "Born on the Fourth of July" to "Magnolia," he is perpetually coming of age, sometimes tragically and sometimes triumphantly, but always with a restless energy that assails the complacency and corruption of the older generation.

Our language perpetually comes up short.

In places, it's Lust's vehicle for exacting revenge on the jerks she encountered — especially her perpetually libidinous, shockingly callous traveling companion, Edi, and the many men whose apparent generosity always came with the expectation of sex.

Coming out perpetually to every new person you meet is not a privilege.

Into their paradisal retreat comes perpetually aggravating old flame Harry Ralph Fienness), a motor-mouthed irritant with a petulant young woman in tow (Dakota Johnson's Penelope), who may or may not be his recently discovered daughter.

First came perpetually disgruntled columnist Dana Milbank, suddenly a little ray of sunshine on the subject of the terribly underappreciated chief of staff: "Obama's first year fell apart in large part because he didn't follow his chief of staff's advice on crucial matters," Milbank wrote.

Yes, Rafael Nadal proved himself all but unbeatable at Roland Garros, Greg Garber writes on ESPN.com, particularly with his finals test coming from his perpetually outgunned countryman David Ferrer.

Look at Romeo and Juliet coming from two perpetually feuding families.