Sentence examples similar to perpetually lifted from inspiring English sources
José Reyes, the 20-year-old second baseman who bounds around the Mets' clubhouse like a kid perpetually at play, slumped into a seat at his locker Wednesday afternoon and barely lifted his head.
So he is perpetually being asked - how do we lift the collective fatwa on our transport systems, our nightclubs, our cities?
Still, the questions hung perpetually, like an unpleasant vapor that wouldn't lift: Did he or didn't he?
The two saddest films concern, respectively, a diagnostic physiologist who works the night shift in a sleep clinic and is perpetually spooked by the sound of the hospitals lifts; and a young immigrant worker cleaning the platforms of St Pancras station wondering what it might be like to travel on one of the many trains she watches arriving and departing.
It's perpetually difficult to tell whether programs that put money in the hands of the poor, like microlending, lift the overall financial well-being of the community.
You lift and lift and lift.
