Sentence examples for that I perpetually from inspiring English sources

While I was sleep deprived, over-caffeinated and working such long hours that I perpetually looked as if I needed a lie down in a darkened room, I imagined that life would continue in much the same way, with us moving out of London in a few years, working, seeing friends, going on holidays and then retiring.

Was it the stress of raising three boys and loving them so fiercely that I perpetually feared for their lives?

"They liked that I was perpetually angry," he says.

That I am perpetually in a fuchsia-pink evening dress?' The very thought makes her eyes narrow in irritation.

"Never mind," Glass admitted in a recent e-mail, "that I was perpetually cheating on MoMA by sneaking off to the Strand.

Which means, of course, that I've been perpetually confused as to what is a billion, and I've especially been confused as to what the US National Debt is since it is referred to as "billions" or "trillions".

Does that mean I am perpetually 11?

I've outgrown the furrowed-browed warnings of a sky that is perpetually falling.

Focusing on being better than perfect, I was able to take off the internal boxing gloves that were perpetually beating me up.

"I don't like to get sentimental about theater, but there is something that seems perpetually alluring and unexpectedly strong about its power".

That leaves vodka and gin, two spirits that are perpetually at odds yet ever intertwined.