Sentence examples for perpetually filled from inspiring English sources

His prisons were perpetually filled with other dissidents and the disloyal.

By Macy Halford August 12, 2008 What's multicolored, smells like peanut butter, and is perpetually filled with high-pitched squealing (in the best possible way, of course)?

Outside the police headquarters, a fenced-in lot is perpetually filled with cars, most of them impounded from people suspected of being in the drug trade.

In the north, 14 miles from Bastia, is La Ferme de Campo di Monte, impossible to find yet perpetually filled with people working through the set menu.

In the second, a middle-aged couple, whose town house in Brooklyn is perpetually filled with good food, good wine, and good conversation, consider themselves well armed against the threats of their previous relationships, but do they know one another's secrets — and, for that matter, should they?

In the second, a middle-aged couple, whose town house in Brooklyn is perpetually filled with good food, good wine, and good conversation, consider themselves well armed against the threats of their previous relationships, but do they know one another's secrets and, for that matter, should they?

It was crisp and new, an oasis from the stench of urine that perpetually fills the complex's staircases.

Predictability is a big problem, with the same few clubs perpetually filling the top positions in domestic leagues, Olsson added.

It's cinematically sublime, set in a perpetually twilit landscape filled with pretty people clad in extreme outdoor-wear, who are generally up to no good.

Inside my head, Cormac McCarthy was conjuring a father and son crossing a perpetually monochrome North American wasteland filled with ash, hunger and marauding cannibals.

Though life itself is filled with the perpetually baffling, true randomness usually destabilises fiction, where we expect life to be tidied away even if it's done so under the guise of ostentatious untidiness.