Sentence examples similar to perpetually preserved from inspiring English sources

"My vision is pretty simple -- to find a way to perpetually preserve the area," Mr. Hahn said in an interview.

Buildings that have outlived their purpose have no right to be preserved perpetually in a Prince Charles-style attempt to stop the clock on history.

No one would say this rule has hampered the many expeditions supported, deals created, and confidences shared in the Club's 135-year history, but it has preserved their integrity in a perpetually leaky city.

They've retorted with a bold poster campaign: "Steven Holl's perpetually blank canvas: who are we preserving this space for?" However the famous library is rebuilt, will it ever be more than a shrine to the ghost of Mackintosh?

The intermissionless program continued with a commanding but eccentric traversal of Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto by Evgeny Kissin, in which Gilbert and the orchestra, perpetually out of balance, strove to preserve the lyrical coherence of the first two movements while in sync with the Russian virtuoso's leaden tempos.

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"Part of the joy has been the struggle: We've fought to preserve an institution that was perpetually imperiled," he continued.

Change perpetually, and maintain order.

Change, perpetually, and maintain order.

As the subtitle suggests, this New York chef is perpetually torn between respect for the Old World and ambition in the New, between preserving his mother's family recipes (such as beef stew with leeks and cinnamon) and presenting the Mediterranean fantasias of his sleek Manhattan restaurant, Anthos (such as sea urchin tzatziki).

Perpetually will hereafter be referred to as Smarsh Web Archiving (clever, huh?) and according to the release it will allow users to "capture, search, preserve, produce and supervise complete websites, individual Web pages, blogs, wikis, RSS feeds, audio and video files and other content on the Web".