Sentence examples for perpetually locked from inspiring English sources

The opportunities provided by being connected digitally are exciting in many ways, but they also leave many of us perpetually locked in work mode.

His journey takes him through a vast world built upon the frozen bodies of two enormous titans, perpetually locked in conflict.

But for the most part, Greenleaf has fun picking apart the seamier aspects of the book trade: the embarrassing cases of plagiarism, the frenzied book-signing parties, the vicious author rivalries and those brittle business lunches with agents and publicists who are perpetually locked in a death grip with their cell phones.

"The few rules that are left, people feel free to ignore," says a Democratic commissioner on the Federal Election Commission, which is "perpetually locked in 3-to-3 ties along party lines".

There appears to be little appetite for an objective analysis of the root causes of the financial meltdown that will bring about systemic change, yet there is a frantic search for the innovations and tools that will keep us perpetually locked in a high risk, "greed for gain" cycle.

Meanwhile, the same set of thinkers, locked perpetually within their Chamber of Magical Thinking, positively rise up with revulsion every time Obama attempts to make his case to the American people.

Its distance means that it isn't tidally locked, with one face perpetually turned toward its star, making it more likely to have Earth-like conditions.

Some Brazilians who have followed Batista for years claim that he is locked in a classic Oedipal battle, perpetually trying to outshine his powerful father, Eliezer Batista da Silva.

Now the count and archbishop are locked together in the ice, and Ugolin feasts perpetually on Roger's head and brain.

In the emerging view, a perpetually frigid climate has kept Mars's modest store of water locked up as ice most of the time.

Locked, locked.