"But at this stage, it becomes important to establish the principle that the public domain is here and meant to be perpetually fed by works passing into it after a limited copyright protection".
To construct the sculpture, they created a rotating wheel that could perpetually feed the steel balls onto the wooden tracks, slowly taking them towards the tubular percussion instruments, where a series of wooden mechanical gates designates the balls path in correlation to an algorithm.
The Greenbrier also believes in service, real service, the kind in which the staff really seems to care that you're perpetually comfortable, fed and entertained.
It strikes me as a cynical ploy to ensure that the military-industrial-Congressional-entertainment complex is perpetually well fed, even as spending on the rest of society is cut and the debt balloons.
Focusing mainly on the long-promised showdown between the drama's warring bastard sons, the perpetually brooding Jon Snow and the relentlessly evil Ramsay Bolton, a man who gets his kicks from rape, torture and feeding his enemies to his hunting dogs, this was a bleak, brutal and weirdly cathartic hour of television.
In the bosom of the Tyrolean Alps, Sölden's slopes are perpetually chilled by glacial ice, copiously fed with dumps of natural snow as early as September and supplemented if necessary with a snow-making system that has undergone $70 million of additions in the last five years.
The poor here have the highest number of children, they cannot feed themselves and they remain perpetually poor.
So it is ironic, but somehow right, that these characters whose job it is to stir up and feed off of dissatisfaction should themselves be perpetually dissatisfied.
Anyone see this Katie Couric/Bryant Gumble ad for BMW's new electric car that feeds directly into the "old people are perpetually out of touch" theme?
By hanging on to win the tournament, Beljan became an instant hero to the perpetually anxious, someone who shed light on a disorder that feeds off darkness.
