Sentence examples similar to perpetually preparing from inspiring English sources

No one has ever been as sweetly guileless and perpetually prepared for bad weather as Ralph Bellamy.

The data confirms what common sense suggests: not even the most desperately paranoid among us could possibly be perpetually prepared for an actual home invasion — as very rare as such incidents actually are.

In 1899 Clarence Rook's south London novel The Hooligan Nights featured a "highly strung" 17-year-old male protagonist with a darting gaze "like the eyes of a bird", perpetually "prepared for conflict".

But what I can say is that of those who became astronauts they prepared perpetually, as though the next campaign was just around the corner".

Universities are adding more courses and degree fields to help prepare students for the perpetually changing professional world.

Now add four strong-looking, pole-dancer-type young women who, without stripping, are still prepared to behave as if perpetually in heat and thrash their manes of hair around the stage like bullfighters' cloaks.

Smith joined Kayak in May of last year (as the company's first-ever CFO) to help the startup prepare for and actually move forward with its perpetually-delayed IPO.

But I wasn't prepared for the mutable nature of immigration laws, and their ability to make migrants feel perpetually insecure, particularly as the rhetoric around migration mounted.

Prepare, prepare, prepare.

The cook is perpetually tasting and adjusting.

Insect bites make my skin itch perpetually.