Sentence examples for perpetually known from inspiring English sources

In the charming four-part "Masterpiece Theater" version of "Wives and Daughters," an irresistible cast, including Michael Gambon and Francesca Annis, inhabits the soothing strawberries-and-cream past so natural to the writer perpetually known as Mrs. Gaskell.

The Clippers, perpetually known as Los Angeles' other basketball team, are not just fun but also dependable.

The perpetually frozen subsurface known as permafrost lies a few feet beneath the surface of the islands in the delta and exists discontinuously beneath the entire Mackenzie Lowlands north of Great Slave Lake.

J. Benjamin) is a broken man, cobbling together a living from construction work and being tended to by his surprisingly loyal wife, Jane (a perpetually exasperated Patricia Richardson, best known for playing the surprisingly loyal and perpetually exasperated wife on the 1990s sitcom "Home Improvement").

The daughter of the jazz pianist and composer Jimmy Rowles, Ms. Rowles was perpetually under-discovered: better known in Europe than in America, and much better known on the West Coast than around New York.

Ethical issues perpetually make their presence known, not least in capturing student behavior.

Finally, perhaps the healthiest thing we could do is convert that thinly veiled parking lot with the perpetually clogged pass-through known as Forest Avenue into a gleaming jewel of a town center known as The Forest Promenade.

And, even if we restrict the domain of iniquity to misogynist offenses — seeing as many a white supremacist loves their mothers, whereas Muslims and Mexicans remain perpetually othered — we've known Trump was a misogynist for the duration as well.

If you're one of those people who're perpetually late (you know who you are), this is the day you need to change your ways.

Mr. English is known for being perpetually in motion.

She is clearly the more capable person suited to preside over this corrupt, perpetually and criminally violent enterprise known as the United States of America.