Sentence examples for perpetually for from inspiring English sources

Vincent" album, Clark had been on tour more or less perpetually for ten years.

In our consumer society, love is perpetually for sale; dating is what it takes to close the deal.

It is equally unacceptable that so many willing learners must wait often perpetually for the chance to learn the language of opportunity.

"Perpetually, for some, every day feels like Aug. 13.

They ache and arc, pining perpetually for something already gone, lost, vanished.

The Metropolitan Police force, once one of Britain's most respected institutions, has also been severely criticized for its role in the anti-austerity riots — for use of excessive force, or for being perpetually unprepared for the sheer levels of rage unleashed on London's streets.

Ensuring that the right partners have the right amount of merchandise to keep the pipeline perpetually starved for goods requires a sixth sense for marketing.

This is very good news for those of us who are perpetually looking for our keys.

Scalia is perpetually sprung for action.

corruption-beset government remains perpetually strapped for cash.

This is a tough, scrappy country, perpetually fighting for survival.