Two eternities if it is your first race of the competition and three eternities in London because events seem to be perpetually delayed because of constant breaks for medal ceremonies.
I'm not going to alert you that you're a suspect.' " As Mr. Goldblum sees it, a detective, like an actor, must be perpetually inquisitive and a constant conduit of information.
For years, those seeking to understand the true tempo of life in this affluent city of 10,800 tucked into the Oakland Hills have looked beyond the perfect pink sidewalks and perpetually green lawns to one constant and entertaining presence: the Piedmont police blotter.
Give constant complainers and perpetually negative employees a chance to reform and if they do not, consider terminating them.
Seriously: Sebastian Bergman is a hard-drinking criminal profiler whose wife and child died in tragic circumstances, thereby leaving him with a fun character flaw: to blot out his constant grief, he's perpetually leching after women.
A constant over-achiever, Keez perpetually works on music not for monetary gain but rather because it is second nature to him.
Trump Jr. clearly bristled at being treated perpetually like his father's apprentice, under constant pressure to perform in the family business.
Put simply, if we don't collectively establish governments, police forces, armies and laws (the Social Contract) we would live in a state of constant fear for our lives, perpetually engaged in conflict to protect our property from others.
The challenge is that all genomes, including the finished Drosophila melanogaster genome and its perpetually improving gene models, are in a constant state of flux: new time- and spatial-specific transcripts are regularly being discovered and annotated by an ever-active community.
One could blame the constant corporate-sponsored advertising that's perpetually shovelled down our throats, or the weight of attitudinal peer pressures, or perhaps even lacking willpower as a means of understanding this cultural permissiveness.
Wilkinson can do just about anything at this point in his career, and he illuminates equally Joe's hubris and desperate fear of failure, while, with his perpetually worried eyes, Kinnear plays a JFK in constant pain — from his back, from his father's expectations, from his own infidelities.
