He introduced new wrinkles like real-time stock quotes and market meters that perpetually run on the screen.
Thus it goes "inside the beltway," a lucrative place that candidates perpetually run against then rely on to bolster their incumbency.
"Without functioning frataxin, the mitochondria is like a car that struggles along, perpetually running out of gas," Dr. Crystal says.
Otherwise, you're perpetually running up government debt, and eventually there will be a fiscal crisis.
In the mudroom, near the perpetually running washer and dryer, a meticulous carpenter has built cubicles to control the chaos.
Faced with the choice of keeping her or Stacy Francis, she of the perpetually running mascara, Ms. Scherzinger kept Ms. Francis.
Bill Clinton, a night owl perpetually running late, reordered his priorities after a "time and motion" study by a deputy chief of staff.
It is perpetually running short of fuel, food and equipment, and its suppliers, who also have waited months for payment, are reluctant to make new deliveries.
He imagines heaven as a beautiful, orderly city, with magnificent music, no disease, no crime, no suffering, perpetually running soda fountains -- a "middle-class paradise".
If you believe all you read you'd be forgiven for thinking the world of waste is a rollercoaster of emotions with tensions perpetually running high with fresh outrage around every corner.
Lawmakers arriving back for the special impeachment debate session found a new crisis logo on the House's perpetually running cable news screens -- "Showdown With Iraq" -- and a Republican leadership faced with a fresh theme of whether to display patriotic nonpartisanship in support of the President even as they planned to impeach him and see him tried in the Senate as a perjurer and a lawbreaker.
