perpetually

IPA: pɝpˈɛtʃuʌɫi

Examples of "perpetually" in Sentences

The video is perpetually unavailable.
The lamp is kept perpetually burning.
The project was perpetually in the design phase.
Incidentally, they share some of them will remain "perpetually stupid".
They remain perpetually awake until they go crazy and their bodies break down.
The insurgency, the group concluded, has adapted to the surge, creating what it dubbed a "perpetually escalating stalemate."
In many of the Chinese edicts we see the term perpetually applied to those people outside the Celestial Kingdom, and to all those who are not Chinese.
If one perceives, like those living in perpetually poor neighbourhoods, that they have little chance of succeeding in the mainstream, there may be more lucrative pay-offs (monetary or not) that they can seek in the criminal world.
But just because personality is itself a relative triumph of good over evil it is possible to conceive of the existence of a personality in whom evil is perpetually overcome by good, while it is impossible to conceive of a personality in whom good is _perpetually_ overcome by evil.
In addition, teams of students put up elaborate multipage Web sites — on the prospects for wind turbines in perpetually gusty western areas, on the history of irrigation systems in the Yellow River basin of Ningxia — some of which have won prizes in international high-school “cyber-fairs.”