Sentence examples for stay perpetually from inspiring English sources

He's what we Britons call a spiv, a dandified minor crook, and his knees seem to stay perpetually bent, often grotesquely so.

For all his dottiness (among his inventions are a pipe that will stay perpetually lit provided it is smoked upside down and a revolutionary bottle opener for which, unfortunately, no matching bottle top exists), Riley has what Stoppard describes as "a tattered dignity".

Her popularity led my generation of women to stay perpetually hungry.

The girl who appears to have stayed perpetually pregnant since graduation.

Once it's inside you, a part of it stays, perpetually infecting and protecting at once.

("Nice kids," he said).... Tells about the impact of "Rite"... Unwilling to repeat himself, he perfected the art of staying perpetually up-to-date.

He stays perpetually young.

Keeping busy can be productive, but staying perpetually busy can be counter productive.

Rubin's the Dorian Gray of the financial meltdown: Middle-class families are the ones who will age, weighed down by unemployment and bills they can't pay, while he stays perpetually youthful.

The lights in the farmhouses and restaurants are appealing, but he senses that "the inside isn't quite as heimlich as it's cracked up to be" and chooses to stay outside, "perpetually vanishing into a lost domain".

Like fear, anger isn't an ideal state to stay in perpetually, but at least there's motivation in anger, whereas fear can often feel paralyzing.