Sentence examples similar to perpetually correct from inspiring English sources
Some companies run their backups perpetually, right?
One pod maker, the Rogers Family Company, fought back by offering a free plastic clip that simply convinced the machine that it was perpetually using the correct pods.
Though his vision of truth may have been notional, the always sartorially correct Ibrahim skillfully parried the demands of perpetually irritated journalists (that is, until he dropped out of sight, along with the minders, as insurgents entered Tripoli).
These days, websites like Baseball Reference and Retrosheet allow serious historians and casual fans to sort perpetually updated (and easily corrected) statistical information using an assortment of criteria with a few clicks of the keyboard.
Throughout this procedure, the corneal curvature is changing and perpetually a refractive correction is performed.
Instead, we perpetually harangue and speechify to "correct" the world's impressions of us.
Me, Matt and Noel conclude it's probably best to treat the whole event as a bit of a laugh and, as if to confirm this as the correct attitude, Boris Johnson – a man perpetually in pyjamas regardless of what he's wearing – bounds to the stage to accept the award for "best politician".
Perpetually checking in on events, orchestrating, greeting, correcting glitches, they project an enthusiasm that sets the tone for the whole event.
Shawn is perpetually late.
