Sentence examples for perpetually to be from inspiring English sources

He needs perpetually to be consoled and contained.

But he never settles for long into any one community; his car seems perpetually to be running.

Certainly Tom DeLay, who is not large and seems perpetually to be denying himself Martinis, can be said to have a pissy edge.

Greenberg notes that the phrase "the new Nixon" first appeared in 1953: almost from the start, Nixon was a politician who seemed perpetually to be reinventing himself.

Judge Nicol's verdict will have delighted all newspaper editors, even those at the Guardian and the Independent who seem perpetually to be holding their noses.

This is primarily down to the feral antics and louche anarchy of singer Saoudi, a fantastic front man who seems perpetually to be on the verge of either collapse or combustion.

If Piniella is not nervous, he may be the only such person affiliated with or rooting for the Cubs, whose magic number is perpetually said to be 911.

Most people in the United States know just one fault line by name: the San Andreas, which runs nearly the length of California and is perpetually rumored to be on the verge of unleashing "the big one".

And other media companies may be trying to sell off book publishers to raise cash, too, including AOL Time Warner, whose book division is perpetually rumored to be up for sale as a noncore business.

However the fact the U.S. didn't win isn't likely to affect the status of Klinsmann, who perpetually appears to be on the hot seat.

Also, President Obama wanted to close Guantanamo and stop torturing people, as recommended by General David Petraeus, one of those "generals on the ground" to whom Commanders-in-Chief are perpetually supposed to be listening.