Sentence examples similar to perpetually credited from inspiring English sources
The Dagda was credited with many powers and possessed a caldron that was never empty, fruit trees that were never barren, and two pigs—one live and the other perpetually roasting.
To top this off, the credit market remains in a perpetually choppy state.
Struggling under the weight of thousands of dollars in credit card bills, Ms. Thomas was perpetually short of cash.
Credited with turning around the economy of a landlocked, perpetually poor southeast African nation by helping farmers produce more food, Mr. Mutharika was re-elected by a wide margin five years later.
For example, residents in certain regions of New Guinea generally lack the credit to make phone calls; instead, they remain perpetually on call, waiting for job offers from more affluent citizens to complete one chore or another.
After working in the hedge fund industry investing in junk bonds and synthetic credit derivatives, he noticed that the wine trade was perpetually short of cash.
Another child was born and the credit card debt eventually reached $40,000 -- an amount (with its perpetually increasing interest) that the Picketts are unable to pay off.
Some schools have incorporated a for-credit personal financial management course into their curriculum; Mary Morrison's class at Stanford is perpetually over-subscribed, proof that there is salient demand on campus.
Shawn is perpetually late.
