Sentence examples similar to perpetually steady from inspiring English sources
Heath Miller is the steady, perpetually underrated tight end.
Meanwhile, our civil rights foundation perpetually receives a sadly steady torrent of anguished testimonials from myriad sailors, soldiers, marines, airmen, cadets, midshipmen, national guardsmen, reservists and veterans regarding their own profound suffering at the hands of corrupt-to-the-bone so-called "leaders".
Nearly two decades later, Woodson, 54, is still coaching (well), golfing (badly) and summoning the lessons of his famed mentors — from Bob Knight to Red Holzman to Fitzsimmons to Larry Brown — while embracing the greatest challenge of his career: steadying a perpetually wobbly Knicks franchise.
To keep up, sites must either perpetually increase traffic at a steady clip, or innovate and move into new and potentially more lucrative areas like so-called native advertising and video.
As the perpetually displeased Lieutenant Castillo, Edward James Olmos is the steady center of each episode, and Bruce Willis (in a cameo) makes a pleasingly nasty villain.
For most of the past 70 years, the U.S. economy has grown at a steady clip, generating perpetually higher incomes and wealth for American households.
This presents a paradoxical challenge for governance in the digital age: The more dynamic a perpetually innovating knowledge-driven economy, the more robust a redefined safety net and opportunity web must be to cope with the steady disruption and gaps in wealth and power that will result.
Shawn is perpetually late.
Money is perpetually tight.
