Sentence examples for perpetuity by from inspiring English sources

"David Milarch is perpetuating into perpetuity by cloning," Dr. Hendrickson said.

The supply is replenished in perpetuity by the munificence of nature.

They are alive with the concerns of every day, but caught and locked into perpetuity by Lowry's gentle eye".

But in 1995 Alaska's halibut fishermen decided to privatise their fishery by dividing up the annual quota into "catch shares" that were owned, in perpetuity, by each fisherman.

By contrast, universities are granted the right to award degrees in perpetuity by the Privy Council, one of those hoary old anachronisms that litter Britain's unwritten constitution.

His medical practice at 101 East 78th Street, New York, NY will be continued in perpetuity by his son and in the future by his grandsons.

But a tree protected in perpetuity -- by a commitment on the part of the logging company and by the will of a woman who has become an emblem of anti-logging activism -- made Luna too inviting a target to stand undamaged.

From 1713 onward Charles had realized that sacrifice of territory would be necessary but was set on retaining Sweden's great power status either by ceding land for money for a given number of years only, not in perpetuity, or by allowing outright cession only as the price for guaranteed and considerable military help.

"The key word is perpetuity," he said by telephone from Indianapolis.

Until last night, there was no defining match or even moment, no 18-16 Wimbledon tie breaker for television to replay in perpetuity, when delayed by rain.

Grants in perpetuity, commonly employed by civil lords to guarantee the ongoing obligation of subjects in return for a gift of land or political authority, are as impossible as hereditary inheritance.