Sentence examples similar to perpetually sustain from inspiring English sources
The band's most distinctive element is Ms. Lee's voice: high, strong and perpetually sustained, holding out every note of her long melody lines.
In Truffaut's film, the powers of Davenne's literary imagination are devoted entirely, and vainly, to his powers of memory, which are perpetually sustained by his own rituals of devotion in the quasi-theatrical stages of his own devising.
In reality it would be impossible to review all heart failure patients with previous hospitalisation in specialist clinics perpetually, and in order to sustain treatment uptake the role of primary (non-specialist) care is crucial.
The Atlantic City economy, he said, could not sustain his health system's perpetually rising costs.
The news comes years after media speculation that the perpetually unprofitable company would not be able to sustain itself (see: "Napster on the Rocks?").
Higher plants sustain growth throughout life and, in this sense, are perpetually embryonic; animals, on the other hand, generally have a determinate period of growth, after which they are considered mature.
There is a perpetually on-the-make pickup artist (Steve Howey), a man-hungry nut job (Ashley Williams) and also John Krasinski, working very hard to sustain the sardonic cool-guy likability he manages so effortlessly in "The Office".
That helped sustain growth.
But he must also sustain Mexico's economic growth and its ability to attract foreign investment, and he must secure scores of internal reforms to calm the perpetually unhappy rebel leaders in Chiapas.
