His prisons were perpetually filled with other dissidents and the disloyal.
Predictability is a big problem, with the same few clubs perpetually filling the top positions in domestic leagues, Olsson added.
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.
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)?
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.
Although Marlowe's home has been perpetually filled with large piles of bras after starting her charity, she said, her cups runneth over since she got some media attention in October 2015.
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?
His hair is blonde and his cheeks look perpetually filled with helium, ballooning them in a cartoon way.
Whether you're obsessive about craft beer or crosswords, you can now immerse yourself in that world, never needing to come up to air, your lungs perpetually filled by new content, new comments.
