Sentence examples for there were perpetual from inspiring English sources

There were perpetual storms around his and Augusta Gregory's Abbey Theater.

There is perpetual, intricate – not just stage bellowing – debate.

"There are perpetual lookers, nosey people, and they walk in like they own the place".

"It is a very hard place to reach because there are perpetual snows," he said.

"There's perpetual work on the L line that's been going on a lot longer than anyone else anticipated," Ms. Braslow said.

Modernity, or the surface cool of apparent modernity, is a minuscule island within the great republic, and there are perpetual border tensions.

For Marr, there is perpetual tension between the would-be priest with the hardline attitudes and the pragmatic politician, but the latter will always triumph, he believes.

Inside, there was perpetual motion, as there always is in Benazir's entourage: guards strapping on their firearms; aides quibbling about an absurdly esoteric detail; fashionably dressed women rushing from room to room, Chanel bags swinging from their shoulders as they shouted into cellular telephones.

Meanwhile, there are perpetual tensions between Algerian immigrants in France who supported the fight for independence and the "traitorous" harkis, now numbering with their descendants between 400,000 to 800,000, who fought alongside the French.Will the red carpet for Mr Bouteflika, whose arrival came after a careful exchange of ministerial visits during the past year, change any of this?

The Republican Party included a plank in its election platform calling for increased Congressional oversight of monetary policy, and there are perpetual rumblings that Republicans will push legislation instructing the Fed to focus solely on inflation, instead of its current dual responsibility for inflation and unemployment.

There are, we discovered, red-state cars and blue-state cars, white-collar cars and blue-collar cars, gay cars and straight cars, although there is perpetual disagreement about which are which, and more promiscuous mixing of types than is commonly admitted.