Sentence examples for were perennially from inspiring English sources
adverb
Year after year (literally: each year)
(Girls were perennially "apprenticed" to their mothers as homemakers).
Acting companies in London during the Renaissance were perennially in search of new plays.
The Eliots were perennially short of money and frequently had to beg from his family.
Knight's years at Indiana were marked by teams that were perennially national powers, as well as by his own bombast.
Jews were perennially cursed by exile, says one character; how could they now "send other people into exile"?
Citing a need for accountability, the officials who issued the open-courts rule presented it as the centerpiece of an effort to reform Family Courts that were perennially in crisis.
Amtrak, too, is perennially short of funds.
It is perennially popular with toddlers.
And John Jakes is perennially popular.
Philosophy is perennially in fashion.
Some openings are perennially popular.
