Sentence examples similar to perpetually recalling from inspiring English sources
The perpetually occupied Tom Coughlin was talking wistfully about his time off, recalling boyhood days of raking leaves by the side of the family home.
A perpetually optimistic book editor recalls his many years at Simon & Schuster and his encounters with nearly everybody who is anybody, from Richard Nixon to Joan Crawford.
Perpetually hungry, I often recalled my family dinners before I went to sleep, constructing elaborate menus that featured roast lamb or ham-and-cheese crêpes or my mother's spinach pie.
Perpetually bitter and entitled, she recalls a decade's worth of Danny McBride characters, not least the egotistical Taekwondo instructor he played in 2006's The Foot Fist Way, which also mined suburban sporting endeavour for its innate despair.
A firm believer that bare feet are happy feet, Barrett recalled that when her perpetually work-booted father finally removed his shoes, "his feet looked immature, not like the rest of his body".
Larry Hagman and Linda Gray recalled their first scene together as the perpetually warring J.R. and Sue Ellen Ewing.
At yesterday's packed memorial, former colleagues and family members recalled Mr. Gennaro, a slight, elastic "dancing man," as perpetually upbeat and big-hearted.
(You might also recall that Trump once promised that "investigators" he'd personally dispatched to Hawaii were always perpetually on the verge of some big, earth-shaking discovery).
Shawn is perpetually late.
