Sentence examples for perpetually united from inspiring English sources
Zach later stresses that despite whatever mainstream media says, Muslim Australians comprise a young, idiosyncratic, and ethnically diverse community that's certainly far from homogeneous or perpetually united.
Observation however, the thread which unites all experience, a lens that can not see itself, invisibly and perpetually remains.
The second team in a second city, Man City is perpetually overshadowed by the brasher, showier Man United.
Both clubs now claim to be debt-free and Alexander said: "There was initial investment [by Roman Abramovich] to be competitive with Arsenal and Manchester United but Roman doesn't want Chelsea Football Club to run perpetually at a loss".
But even though the Sword of Damocles seems to be perpetually hovering over nearly every manager - 1,082 have come and gone since Sir Alex Ferguson was appointed at Manchester United in November 1986 - the sack, it seems, is not something they fear.
