Sentence examples similar to perpetually firm from inspiring English sources
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.
Full disclosure is the candidates' best protection against the suspicion that conflicts of interest perpetually tempt politicians and undermine their firmest promises.
She contemplated the day's task, the compiling of the firm's secretarial litigation manual, the phone perpetually trilling.
London, like any great metropolis, acts as a nursery, perpetually taking in young and aspiring immigrants and releasing mature firms and families.
A firm believer that bare feet are happy feet, Barrett recalled that when her perpetually work-booted father finally removed his shoes, "his feet looked immature, not like the rest of his body".
Having underestimated the strength of the American economy in 1993, financial markets may now repeat the mistake with respect to Germany and Japan.Robust global growth is good news for firms and workers, but a danger for investors who have been betting on perpetually low inflation and low interest rates.
Shawn is perpetually late.
Money is perpetually tight.
He was perpetually working.
