Sentence examples for perpetually to from inspiring English sources

He needs perpetually to be consoled and contained.

Sharks have no swim bladder and must swim perpetually to keep from sinking to the bottom.

Like a great work of literature, you can dig into it perpetually to find new treasures.

"Our job as human beings and writers is perpetually to ask questions about reality," Okri says.

He wore an expression that seemed perpetually to ask "Who, me?" Tiny ears stuck out from his head like mushrooms.

I am frayed where it would be highly useful — and this I feel perpetually — to make a point.

So English law says that it is contrary to "public policy" for people to be perpetually exposed to litigation for allegedly wrongful acts.

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

Unlike his successors, he was perpetually accessible to the press, almost to a fault.

Plenty of people, from theology professors to international-relations wonks, perpetually available to provide services as talkers.

"Five or six people circled around to tell me the tale of the perpetually about-to-open toilet.