perpetual

But we who do the old things are fed by nature with a perpetual infancy.

I was in a state of perpetual aggravation; and I often wonder that I wasn't soured for life at that time.

Some perpetual indignation seemed smouldering in the knitted brow and protruding upper lip.

The perpetual hum of voices sounded like the noise made by a thousand swarming bees.

It was near the Clerk's office, between which and the bar there was a perpetual passage of the members.

Perpetual motion was required to alleviate the agony of fury that seized upon the Cagots at such times.

Perhaps when footer begins again next term, I shall get over this perpetual longing I have for Kathleen.

From a military point of view, the perpetual frontier wars in one corner or other of the Empire are of the greatest value.

You are a nation of children who are always having a perpetual holiday.

Looking seaward, we saw the hull of the sunken Majestic, a perpetual sign of the limitations of "sea power."