Sentence examples for that perpetually from inspiring English sources

We could do that,' perpetually feeding you with ideas," she said.

Or that perpetually working with those older than himself made him feel youthful.

Behind his sad tabloid tale are the puzzles and contradictions that perpetually bedevil American youth culture.

"Ten per cent of people in this room don't pay tax," he said, in that perpetually irate-sounding Scots brogue of his.

Offstage, however, Mr. Green, who lives in Indianapolis with his wife, Sarah, and their son, quickly sheds some of that perpetually young demeanor.

New York City has long held a special place in American life as a metropolis that perpetually renews itself with waves of foreign immigration.

And it was this imperfection, his waxing and waning waistline, a face that perpetually suggested a life in transit and a certain cerebral adriftness, which made him so completely adorable.

— He watched on the dusty television hanging from the ceiling of a cramped office that is always full of people and that perpetually smells of the horses that snort and whinny and shuffle in the adjacent stalls.

In many parts of the country the pump jack — a kind of equine-pterodactyl metal monstrosity that perpetually extracts oil from a well — is as familiar a feature of the landscape as a tree or a telephone pole.

Here is a vision for a brand that perpetually struggles to reconcile its profit motive with its heritage.

Instead, some of the evolutionary mainstays that have been part of past experience remain available through re-connections that perpetually recapitulate through the unicellular phase.