Sentence examples for perpetually from from inspiring English sources

These leaves grow perpetually from their bases and erode progressively at their ends.

The landscape is covered in ash, with soot falling perpetually from the air.

The surgery removed his salivary glands as well, requiring him to sip perpetually from a water bottle, and also killed his sense of taste, or so I'd read.

It is like "a bird which alights nowhere," hopping "perpetually from bough to bough" (CW3: 34).

Thus, what little hope remains rests with what Pulitzer Prize-winning war correspondent Chris Hedges refers to as the modern rebel, "someone who is perpetually alienated from power, someone who is different from a revolutionary in the sense that you are always alienated from centers of power.

Instead, it portrayed a world even more perilous than Dick Cheney could have imagined in his bunker, a world in which we are so perpetually unsafe — from foreign governments and power-hungry ideologues, and even from our own elected officials — that our only hope is the decisive action of one ruthless and selfless man.

It perpetually rises from flame and ruin.

And I am perpetually exhausted from skipping sleep so I can play more Warcraft".

His throat is perpetually sore from Kabul's dust and pollution, but he struggles to afford medicine or hospital visits.

It encourages us to see ourselves as victims in search of a cure, perpetually suffering from one ailment or another.

But you can hear sweet, sweet music any time in his office, where soothing jazz perpetually issues from the stereo.