Sentence examples for perpetually full from inspiring English sources

Once perpetually full, its conference facilities have emptied out.

She felt perpetually full, as if she had just finished a large meal.

Weinsinn is perpetually full but not a scene; all the action is on the plates and in the glasses.

Mark Greenberg, a 50-year-old photojournalist in Upper Saddle River, N.J., has a bottle containing 50 iodine pills, as well as extra cash (because credit card systems could fail) and a perpetually full tank of gas (because gas stations could be very popular places).

He lives with a roommate in a disheveled, dorm-like Wicker Park apartment where the sink is perpetually full of dishes and the worn, black-leather couch cushions are cluttered with papers.

Hill, a native of South Dakota, has a passel of cats, too many books and a perpetually full DVR.

— He watched on the dusty television hanging from the ceiling of a cramped office that is always full of people and that perpetually smells of the horses that snort and whinny and shuffle in the adjacent stalls.

Thus the one region is always full of air and the other of fire, and each of them is perpetually in a state of change.

Mr. Yuska's glass seemed perpetually half full, and Ms. Buzzell's cup something closer to bone dry.

Presently, many generation facilities are running perpetually at full capacity to cover peak demand.

The subjects covered range from Hollande's dismay over the national football team and the new generation of players ("they've gone from badly educated kids to ultra-rich stars with no preparation") to his 2012 presidential rival Sarkozy, whom he described as "a Duracell bunny who is perpetually agitated" and full of "vulgarity and cynicism".