Sentence examples for perpetually face from inspiring English sources

"This is the challenge we perpetually face," said Nicol Andrews, a FEMA spokeswoman.

If it wasn't enough to get creeped out hearing grown men express envy of the breast-feeding 4-year-old boy latched onto his attractive mother, the question posed on the cover seemed to encompass not only the article's attachment parenting debate, but also the self-doubt that all mothers perpetually face.

Proxima IV is a hostile world, with one hemisphere perpetually facing the sun while the other is in eternal icy darkness.

A great many of the known ones, though, orbit very close to their host stars and are probably tidally locked, with one side of the planet perpetually facing the star, just as our moon always presents the same face to Earth.

With its member theaters perpetually faced with this challenge, the New Jersey Theater Alliance a year ago last month started an initiative aimed at broadening the audience base of the state's 32 professional not-for-profit theaters that it represents, as well as 10 performing arts centers.

Astronomers have long been puzzled about the two faces of Europa: Its leading hemisphere, the one that perpetually faces forward as it orbits Jupiter, has a yellowish appearance, whereas its trailing hemisphere is splattered and streaked with a reddish material.

Jurors are perpetually faced with these kinds of situations.

A renowned photographer rediscovered his perpetually smiling face several years ago and brought him to star in a new exhibition in Hollywood.

Every Saturday, like this one, he woke up to Bob's perpetually smiling face and dogged public reminder to spade and neuter all the pets of the world.

The cat with the perpetually frowny face will be appearing at Kitson in Los Angeles at 6 p.m. Tuesday for the launch of the book "Grumpy Cat: A Grumpy Book".

Chabriel's lack of expression might be intended to convey a lifetime of brainwashing, but Alexander's perpetually blank face doesn't help the film.