Sentence examples for perpetually going from inspiring English sources

The billows evoke the swags of an opera house curtain, perpetually going up.

She's a "devil baby"; the screaming "like a car alarm was perpetually going off in my head".

In these, as in the forests of the Old World, destruction was perpetually going on.

The movie also devotes detailed attention to the curious procedures of Jewish-owned electronics stores, which attract customers with allegedly rock-bottom prices while rapidly (but perpetually) "going out of business".

He has been the most cooperative of athletes in this Super Bowl of outsiders, perpetually going back over the fine points of the $5.50-an-hour wage at the Hy-Vee grocery store.

She perpetually went to bat for him in meetings with Laybourne and other higher-ups, keeping what she could convince them was in line with the standards and practices that were required for all three shows.

Ring says just a few hours per day of direct sun exposure will provide enough juice to keep it going perpetually, which has borne out in my testing so far.

He said airlines that continued to fight modest steps like informing the public of perpetually late flights were going to face more burdensome requirements later.

Thus it goes "inside the beltway," a lucrative place that candidates perpetually run against then rely on to bolster their incumbency.

Volunteer law students sip Red Bull while they counsel couples, and amid the buzz of activity a perpetually ringing phone goes unanswered.

Indeed some of the turbulence of Trump's personality and that part of him which seems to be perpetually about to go out of control may result from his missing his calling.