Sentence examples for works perpetually from inspiring English sources
The Ninth and the "Missa Solemnis," Mathew writes, are "occasional works perpetually in search of an occasion".
There is a wonderful moment, 20 pages into Talk of the Town, where Jacob Polley captures the banal predicament of a powerless, working-class teen: exposed and vulnerable, in a world full of people who are bigger, more ruthless and far more knowing than he, he works perpetually to save face, to avoid the least slip that will draw the whole pack down upon him.
That's why she chose to write "about living and working perpetually on a learning curve" as a purposefully perpetual rookie who is willing to seek out fresh experiences and diverse friendships to stay relevant - with others.
This week an Italian MEP from the Northern League caused outrage by calling Mr Breivik's ideas "good" and in some cases "excellent".In America, where national culture is seen as a work perpetually in progress, and the constitution guarantees freedom of religion, it may be harder to make purely nativist arguments against Islam.
As if there weren't already cameras enough in this world, researchers created a new type that is both microscopic and self-powered, making it possible to embed just about anywhere and have it work perpetually.
It won high praise from the critic Kazuo Nishii, who commented that the India of Kikai's work seems perpetually overcast, and that in their ambiguity his photographs seem to benefit from the work done in the Asakusa portrait series.
The work is perpetually in flux.
If matters stay the same, with working people perpetually struggling in an environment of ever-increasing economic insecurity and inequality, the very stability of the society will be undermined.
I re-make the decision to be a working mom perpetually.
4. Supporting the heavens while Atlas works on his perpetually unfinished sci-fi novella. 5. Cheering up Medusa after her latest relationship crumbles.
