Sentence examples for perpetually shows from inspiring English sources

"New York needs a museum that perpetually shows contemporary work," said Karim Rashid, the designer, who aims for high design at cheap prices.

He intends to make a drama-documentary about their lives together, perpetually showing up with a camera-crew in tow.

Great medicine requires the innovation of entire packages of care — with medicines and technologies and clinicians designed to fit together seamlessly, monitored carefully, adjusted perpetually, and shown to produce ever better service and results for people at the lowest possible cost for society.

Skillfully assembled and edited photos, film and anecdotes add up to the shows perpetually affecting message: Being in Vietnam was like living a horror movie.

The perpetually stylish Jill Biden show how to elongate one's legs with her daring, nude stiletto heels.

Tickets to these shows are perpetually sold out, and when new batches are released they disappear in minutes.

After the announcement, a photograph in the Los Angeles Times showed the perpetually smiling Mayor looking slack-jawed and stricken.

Yet the models who paraded and posed in these dances were in circumstances that perpetually required them to show off.

Really?' " Paul Lieberstein, an "Office" executive producer who plays the show's perpetually subdued human resources officer, Toby Flenderson, was equally excited to get the call from Mr. Ferrell's representatives.

The banter is endless: fans, analysts and talk show hosts perpetually dissect the makeup of the Giants' quarterback, most often arguing over whether or not he is elite — a buzzword attached to him after he labeled himself as such in an interview in August 2011.

The second robotic piece on show, "Peter," perpetually draws marks then erases them to pass time.