Sentence examples for perpetuity from from inspiring English sources
Fifty stairs were all that remained, ushering hikers in perpetuity from nowhere to nowhere.
Today's Democratic majority, with Mr. Geoghegan's tacit acceptance, trivializes the notion of democracy by barring future majorities in perpetuity from fulfilling their legislative duties.
The administration argues that the base, leased in perpetuity from the Cuban government in 1903, is not part of United States sovereign territory.
Colin Montgomerie, once Europe's No1 seemingly in perpetuity from 1993 to 1999, is finding the 21st century more of a problem.
Jersey bet its future on finance, allowing its other industries to shrivel, in the belief that it could live well in perpetuity from moving other people's money around.
Vice-president Dick Cheney could almost be forgiven for suggesting that Guantánamo Bay is more like a holiday camp than a penal institution.The suspected terrorists held here, on 45 square miles (116 sq km) of territory leased "in perpetuity" from Cuba since 1903, were being "very well treated", Mr Cheney insisted two years ago.
There are a number of reasons why people want to become U.S. citizens, rather than to simply renew their temporary visas in perpetuity (aside from the obvious fact that many visa categories have a limit to the number of years they can be renewed).
"The gesture has been made, but gestures alone address the perpetuity of outcomes from intergenerational trauma," he said.
The military families, in compensation for providing soldiers in perpetuity, enjoyed exemptions from labour services levied by the state on civilian families.
As a result of the $3.3 million sale, Vanderbilt Student Communications will create a new endowment to cover its other media properties, including campus magazines and newspapers, "in perpetuity," insulating them from the university's year-after-year budget process.
In 1960, just as Alaska was attaining statehood, President Dwight D Eisenhower signed an order to set aside one wild corner of the region in perpetuity, excluding it from certain kinds of private development and exploitation.
