Sentence examples for that eternally from inspiring English sources

Or, in the case of Twitter, to heed that eternally wise advice: delete your account.

He was on the verge of maturation, of summer, the season that eternally promises and confounds so much.

On Thursday night there was a perfectly sane-sounding former trade minister on Channel 4 news explaining what amazing soft power the Duke wields, and how immensely valuable his activities are to that eternally vague-sounding entity UK plc.

A blissfully happy Mom and Dad load a couple of mopey kids into the back of the car with that eternally hopeful request: "Please, just this once try to get along".

For now, however, Frances McDormand is more than happy to take the gig: etching 25 years of accumulating disappointment and calm resignation on that eternally honest face, she does the most exacting work of her career.

Mrs. Hart, 93, and Ms. Chenoweth, 35, belong to that eternally starry-eyed breed of Americans who believe that New York is the center of the universe and that the theater is the center of New York.

But if that eternally-unavailable person were to somehow actually become available, you would ultimately stop getting high on them.

Very likely one could have driven around that castle eternally, never actually arriving at it".

"I love plants that are eternally coming into bloom," he said.

Another thing that feels eternally delightful, no matter the year: a bobsledding team from a tropical country.

Traylor's images depict mostly black people but also some whites, capturing a world that seems eternally fraught: the animals alert, the people wary.