Sentence examples for perpetually mobile from inspiring English sources
The show, which stars Kiefer Sutherland, above, as the perpetually mobile Bauer, will make its regular-season debut over two nights, Jan . 11 and 12 it will be preceded by a two-hour prequel, "24: Redemption," on Nov. 23.
Behar and his partners, Steve Mohebi and Amir Mortazavi, envisioned Canopy for "mature", career professionals who can't or don't want to work from home yet who's lives are perpetually mobile.
And teens, hands perpetually affixed to their mobile devices, have remained very interested in fashionable headphones.
On the contrary, Albanian immigrants are a highly mobile population that perpetually crosses the borders without permanent residence in Greece.
Without a skilled A&R man, the kids that line the walls beneath my towerblock rapping over mobile phone blips would perpetually stuff their albums with 26 tracks, 21 of which would be awful.
And, in moments of honesty, I know that I may never recapture the magic of my earliest independent trips abroad: the naïve kid perpetually rudderless in Asia, without a guidebook, mobile phone, or map to steer me.
And, in moments of honesty, I know that I may never recapture the "first pill" magic of my earliest independent trips abroad: the naïve kid perpetually rudderless in Asia, without a guidebook, mobile phone or map to steer me.
We tested CA females from chamber V directly on site (in a perpetually dark area of chamber V) using a mobile test tank and an infrared nightshot goggle (Newton NV2x24 14061) emitting wavelengths above 850 nm, to which the visual pigments of P. mexicana are not sensitive [ 46].
Leverett has only 634 single-family parcels, but the housing stock ranges from mobile homes to 18th-century farmhouses to contemporaries — some pristine, some perpetually under construction.
"With this now-highly mobile labor force going to countries with the jobs, you could see perpetually underdeveloped societies that will always need to export their labor to survive," said Joseph Siegle, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
