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• r  everlastingly; for all time
  rays...streaming perpetually from the sun"- Stuart Chase
• r  without interruption

• But in a country perpetually obsessed with both its history and its contributions to world culture and knowledge, there is surprisingly little to remind today's citizens of Zheng .
• Painted on walls, tramped out in the snow, scratched on the sides of Nazi troop trains, chalked on Gestapo command cars, perpetually erased, perpetually reappearing, the .
• On another level, it had Fonzie as a lawyer, great cousin-incest jokes and puns (as when Busterperpetually henpecked by his mother Lucille, has his hand bitten off by a 'loose .

• constantly
• always
• forever
• incessantly

News & Articles

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• The Best New Restaurant in Paris
  Paris' 11th arrondissement is the thumping heart of the city's neo-bistro movement, home to perpetually packed restaurants offering inventive menu dégustations in buzzy settings like Septime, where Beyoncé and Jay-Z were spotted in April, and Bones, which opened in January.
  June 13, 2013 - Bloomberg
• Funding issues push road projects back, Steffensmeier tells board
  MONTROSE – Several roads in Lee County seem perpetually to be on the Lee County Secondary Roads plan for upgrades. The Lee County Board of Supervisors has heard complaints in the past about certain roads on the five-year plan for 25 years.
  June 12, 2013 - Keokuk Daily Gate City
• Knotice Introduces Mobile View, Giving Marketers a Clear View of Mobile Email Opens
  AKRON, Ohio, June 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Knotice data anticipates that more than half of all commercial emails will be opened on a mobile phone or tablet by the end of this year; however, marketers continue to struggle with the details of their perpetually connected audience across...
  June 12, 2013 - PR Newswire

Quotes

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• Brin in Forbes
  We have always been perpetually understaffed until now,Brin said.
• Halil Berktay in New York Times
  The military, together with the judiciary and state bureaucracy, wielded immense power, protecting Turkish democracy "as if the country was a perpetually immature child," said Halil Berktay, a history professor at Sabanci University in Istanbul....