Sentence examples similar to with a perpetually escalating from inspiring English sources

Nic Lee, director of the Afghanistan NGO Safety Office, sees "a perpetually escalating stalemate".

Ten years after the Taliban's leaders fled their country in apparent defeat, the war in Afghanistan has become what one observer calls "a perpetually escalating stalemate".

He's a character New Yorkers can identify with: a perpetually driven overachiever.

Ottolenghi, who is twenty-five and slight, with a perpetually worried look, gave a Las Vegas address.

Silversea is perhaps the only cruise line with a perpetually open bar.

But after the turgid ruminations of, say, The Dark Knight, do we need another hero with a perpetually furrowed brow?

But even a 30-year-old with a perpetually rosy outlook on life might not have expect a chilly May day in London to go quite so well.

All four species belong to the same genus, Bradypus, and the coloration of their short facial hair bestows them with a perpetually smiling expression.

Call for help early if a conflict with a neighbor is escalating.

Time was when Brazil was the perpetual country of the future, with a perpetually-terrible present.

It's cinematically sublime, set in a perpetually twilit landscape filled with pretty people clad in extreme outdoor-wear, who are generally up to no good.