Sentence examples for perpetually has been from inspiring English sources

After an incredible roller-coaster of three short years, I'm extremely proud to announce that Perpetually has been acquired by Smarsh!

The perpetually injured Hardaway has been rehabilitating in Houston since Jan .1.

The idea that gun rights are perpetually under threat has been a staple of the N.R.A.'s message for the past four decades.

This struggle, so central to our national purpose, has been perpetually replayed.

__________ Britain's secret wars | For more than 100 years, Britain has been perpetually at war.

One of his main criticisms — that Europe has been perpetually slow to grasp the seriousness of the problem — has become increasingly difficult to refute.

"The spirit of hatred and fanaticism embedded in the hearts of the Arab Muslims against everything that is non-Muslim has been perpetually nurtured by the Islamic religion," they wrote.

The 42-year old son of Indian immigrants has been perpetually relegated to the second and third tier of potential presidential candidates since his disastrous speech in response to Obama's 2009 State of the Union address.

The Ivory Coast is a country that has been perpetually plagued by numerous economic, humanitarian, and political crises since the 1980s including a coup d'état in 1999 and a civil war which broke out in 2002 and wasn't exactly Switzerland before then.

No, if there has been a perpetually weak link it has been Hussey, a man once inked in for greatness as Don Bradman's right-hand man in Test cricket's batting pantheon.

The cap on Fernando Rodney's head — perpetually tilted, ever off-kilter — has been about the only thing askew for him this season.