After an incredible roller-coaster of three short years, I'm extremely proud to announce that Perpetually has been acquired by Smarsh!
He loses phones so much he perpetually has a burner, and you always need to text him on two numbers.
Whether or not capitalism is conducive to happiness, Thomas is adamant that the rich are truly better off than the poor — not because they have more stuff, but because they are spared the indignity of perpetually having a hand out.
"I've run my last campaign, [but] being friends with a politician is like perpetually having a kid in college," said Obama in Los Angeles on June 7 at the home of former News Corp president Peter Chernin.
Billy finds himself in his embarrassing predicament when he is perpetually having the living daylights knocked out of him in the ring, unhappily wearing the seedy old boxing gloves that were once the property of his grandfather.
It means North Korea will perpetually have the ability to threaten our country.
In one case, for example, a young man who perpetually had no response to his pitches was finally "caught" when a manager stepped in to look at the pitch and see if he could advise.
SH: That was from perpetually having bad nights.
I wouldn't want to see myself perpetually having to take painkillers all the time, all the time.
She has to be perpetually on alert, ready to hop over there to help her mother get up off the floor, open a stubborn jar, change a light bulb in the ceiling fixture, retrieve a desired item from the top shelf or untangle the vacuum cleaner cord.
House members must face the voters every two years, and as a result they campaign perpetually and always have at least one eye on public opinion.
