He has spent his life dealing with famously distressed countries, usually in Africa, perpetually in one kind of financial trouble or another.
On the one hand, the audience for pornography and sex tech alike is beyond immense; on the other, both find themselves in a kind of perpetually fraught state of unpredictable transformation, constantly revolutionized by both technical and social changes, their business models endlessly overturned even as they slide along the spectrum between anathema and respectable.
Eddie, a salesman of "remote-control filing cabinets" and office stationery, is the kind of perpetually nervous guy who can't stop embarrassing himself.
Jurors are perpetually faced with these kinds of situations.
Ms. Coolidge, playing the perpetually pregnant Edith Potter, provides the kind of refined study in vulgarity more commonly found in restoration comedies.
In a second round of concerts that starts on Wednesday, Mr. Harding has a substantial asset in the perpetually popular Joshua Bell: exactly the kind of soloist you want to hear in Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto.
The road to today's American patent system was paved with good intentions, but it has become a walking catastrophe, like a natural disaster that won't go away, or even a kind of monster perpetually stalking the tech industry.
The weather gets nicer and all of a sudden people lose their damn minds and schedules book up weeks in advance and as you go from party to party you feel perpetually drunk and hungover and kind of dead.
Function reforms form, perpetually".
They were astounded that fish had fins, birds wings, seeds a skin - and they subscribed to the philosophy that ascribes virtuous intentions to Nature and considers it a kind of St . Vincent dePaul perpetually occupied with spreading its munificence".
