Sentence examples for they perpetually from inspiring English sources

Were they perpetually invisible or always available?

It is just they perpetually seem reluctant to dip into it.

And they perpetually, and not always unrealistically, sense the imminence of great wealth.

Adams and Hughes became targets of assassination, and they perpetually moved among safe houses, counting on support from the community in West Belfast.

HUH? Everyone knows how to adjudicate the sexism in a normal film: do the women have agency, or are they perpetually needing rescue?

There is also one live performance: Nedko Solakov's "Life (Black and White)." Seen at the Venice Biennale last summer, it consists of two people continuously painting and repainting the same room (during public hours), one with black paint, the other with white paint, so that they perpetually erase each other's labor.

Now, Mr. Rubin and Ms. Shapiro say, they feel they are perpetually on a second date -- fascinated by each other and impatient to meet over sushi at the end of the day.

A lot of women say they feel perpetually ravenous while they're pregnant, so it's not surprising that they eat more.

Whether to be in the neighborhood of new food, to evade the stealthy approach of predators, or to keep their distance from competing chimpanzee groups with whom they are perpetually at war, they nest every night in a different place.

It's self-defeating to dismiss gun rights advocates as incorrigible nuts, because if they're perpetually brushed off, they will inevitably walk away from the "bargaining table" in disgust - and acquire more weapons.

853aIn the case of pebbles, owing to the movement of the sea and the fact that they are moving with the sea, they are perpetually in motion and are liable to friction as they roll.