Sentence examples for perpetually renewable from inspiring English sources
Brazil Music may be Brazil's most perpetually renewable resource.
Its genius was in the way Herriman used its few scraggly elements as axioms of perpetually renewable comedy.
"They said, 'Check your contract.' " She says that she went to a lawyer, who confirmed that it would be almost impossible to get her out of the contract, which was perpetually renewable.
The Jacobins and the German Romantics may have been Rousseau's most famous and influential disciples, but Rousseau's claim that the metropolis was a den of vice and that virtue resided in ordinary people makes for a perpetually renewable challenge — from the right and the left — to our imperfect political and economic arrangements.
Under pastoral leases, runholders' property rights were strong – 33-year perpetually renewable terms – but narrow – no subdivision, no golf courses, and no soil disturbance ([Brower 2008]).
They are temporary, renewable, perpetually varying constituents of the species.
Shawn is perpetually late.
Olbermann is perpetually aggrieved.
