Sentence examples similar to perpetually employed from inspiring English sources

You've just been on the panel with your mates Lathos (Mark Latham), Deano (Rowan Dean and Cammo Ross Cameronon), crowing about how you saw Trump's victory coming, and how the media elite – that is, those bits of the media that don't perpetually employ you to rail against the "media elite" – didn't, because of their faith in silly things like polling.

Chinese officials charged with ensuring security, lavishly financed and permitted to operate above the law, have remained perpetually on edge, employing state-of-the-art surveillance, technologically sophisticated censorship, new crime-fighting tools, as well as proactive efforts to resolve labor and land disputes, all to prevent any organized or sustained resistance to single-party rule.

To survive and thrive in diverse and perpetually changing environments, bacteria employ numerous strategies to sense and adapt to their surroundings.

This stock is perpetually added to by the efforts of a national network of some five thousand high-school and college students and five hundred high-school and college teachers, all employed on an hourly basis to ask teenagers the questions that Gilbert's clients want to have asked — or, more precisely, the questions that Gilbert persuades his clients they want to have asked.

And employed.

Keep employed.

were employed.

One of my first jobs at Birnberg's, a firm run perpetually on a shoestring (Ben was otherworldly in that respect) and therefore reluctant to employ bailiffs, was to chase recalcitrant defendants around numerous housing estates in London while attempting to serve court papers on them.

Perpetually inebriated.

Perpetually unimpressed.

Shawn is perpetually late.