Sentence examples for perpetually popular from inspiring English sources

Robert Bly, Nikki Giovanni, and "the angry one," Russell said — Bukowski — are perpetually popular choices.

During its 30 years on the curriculum, the class has grown perpetually popular, with 60 applicants vying for half as many seats.

Open 11am-6am The Ginza branch of this popular karaoke chain is perpetually popular, with rooms designed for everyone from singing couples right through to 20-strong groups.

Perpetually popular in Asia and along Ocean Avenue in Brooklyn, mah-jongg marries gin rummy and dominoes and requires four players at a square table.

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.

One notion that's perpetually popular is the idea that rich folks should be made to cough up more.

Hauled back up, he refuses to divulge information, and Cruise seems honestly perplexed as to why he — chiselled, perpetually young, boundlessly popular, and aglow with world-rescuing virtue — should be making no headway with this schlub.

Hauled back up, he refuses to divulge information, and Cruise seems honestly perplexed as to why he chiselled, perpetually young, boundlessly popular, and aglow with world-rescuing virtue should be making no headway with this schlub.

Google Now, the popular smartphone app, can perpetually monitor us and (like Big Mother, rather than like Big Brother) nudge us to do the right thing — exercise, say, or take the umbrella.

Talented and popular he may be, but Gayle has perpetually courted controversy which can disrupt dressing rooms.

But despite a large parliamentary majority, Mr Sharif remains perpetually worried about being outflanked, not least by Imran Khan, a popular politician and former cricketer who reacted to Mr Mehsud's killing by threatening to stop NATO from using Pakistan to supply its troops in Afghanistan.