Sentence examples for would perpetually from inspiring English sources

Perhaps she would perpetually be "Miss Holiday Golightly, Traveling," as her card reads in the book.

I thought I would perpetually be in a state of temptation.

"The idea that the United States or any outside power would perpetually defeat Isis, I think, is unrealistic," Obama said.

At a university like Belmont, where Byrd would perpetually struggle to recruit elite post players, heaving a high number of long-range attempts made perfect sense, within the confines of the offense he constructed.

Without a skilled A&R man, the kids that line the walls beneath my towerblock rapping over mobile phone blips would perpetually stuff their albums with 26 tracks, 21 of which would be awful.

Mutation and re-shuffling of the WD-40 repeats would perpetually restore already existing phenotypes.

I'd be perpetually embarrassed, my parents would probably disown me and any future partners would be like 'aren't you that girl that was in the video that time'?

One of the important duties of an Aztec priest centred on the maintenance of the sacred fire, making sure that it would burn perpetually.

A sort of eat-clean version of Facebook, Ello was designed by open-source types who wanted a network that would be perpetually ad-free and would never harvest your data, for malicious purposes or otherwise.

School in those days was full of such irreconcilable confrontations that made the world seem at times like one of those remote controlled toy cars that, left unmanaged, would keep perpetually knocking against the same wall.

But sometimes, a detail I hadn't thought about for 30 years – such as the way my brother's socks would hang perpetually half on, half off his feet   would return vividly to my imagination, and I would break out in a cold sweat.