Sentence examples for perpetually told from inspiring English sources

However, acquiring his and his lover's freedom proves impossible after he is perpetually told that the decision is not up the owner but instead rests on the governor, who is back in England.

"Smarsh provides a much more stable environment in which the product will really thrive," Darrell Silver, Founder of Perpetually, told TechCrunch.

Let this damning fact be perpetually told.

Edith loved him, certainly, though he referred to her, in her presence, as a dingbat and was perpetually telling her to shut up.

He's freakishly adept at keeping up with conversation even in another language, even at a fifty-per-cent disadvantage but, in order to hear, he has to turn his head so that he's looking almost directly over his right shoulder, which forces him to speak out of the far left corner of his mouth, as though he's perpetually telling a dirty joke.

Finally many emails arrive from UK women who have had back injuries, even as minor as slipped disks -- and have sexual side effects -- who tell me that the NHS doctors are perpetually telling them they are hysterical.

The plot instead hangs on a perpetually postponed story told by the brothers' anguished father, Joe Tonyy winner Shuler Hensley), who keeps getting sidetracked by a flashback or a visit from a ghost.

Mitt Romney," a perpetually smiling Friess told The Huffington Post.

In general the idea that you can get back to sleep if you just do this one thing is a powerful one, particularly among a population that (we're told) feels perpetually sleep-deprived.

"If you have a perpetually late relative, tell your Uncle Joe to get there a half-hour early," she said.

Ms. Putman saw herself and her career as perpetually unfinished projects, telling House Beautiful: "I've had so many occasions to start believing in myself, and I never will.