Sentence examples for perpetually taken from inspiring English sources

Then again, he added, "If it's good enough for Kylie Minogue, it's good enough for Hanif Kureishi, isn't it?" With intent, dark eyes and spiky gray hair, Kureishi tends to look perpetually taken aback, as if he had just been struck by a cold blast of air.

London, like any great metropolis, acts as a nursery, perpetually taking in young and aspiring immigrants and releasing mature firms and families.

Point taken, fellow perpetually single internet stranger!

After long struggles with management -- the authors say he was "bitter, depressed, purposeless, perpetually exhausted" -- he took a year's leave of absence in 1959.

It is a place where it seems always to be raining, and from which the two principals are perpetually forced to take good-humoured shelter.

Lark knows little of her mother and even less of her father, and pours herself into nurturing Termite, whose stunted body and lack of language has Social Services perpetually threatening to take him away.

If you really want to know, in this sequel the hero, Fin (Ian Ziering looking damn fine for 50), and his wife, the perpetually wooden Tara Reid, take a plane to New York to promote the book they wrote about the first Sharknado – when, of course, the turbulence they experience is really more weather events filled with aquatic terror fish.

Patricia Heaton, better known as Raymond’s perpetually irritated housewife, took home an estimated $9 million for the final season of Everybody Loves Raymond.

I wouldn't want to see myself perpetually having to take painkillers all the time, all the time.

They can only feel perpetually aggrieved that money is taken from their pay every month.

But the Federal Reserve's recent interest-rate increase, and the possibility of more to come, has reminded even the most sanguine that a perpetually stable expansion cannot be taken for granted.