“The angry ghost of Hamlet's father is thus doomed to walk the worldly empire for the rest of perpetuity.”

“Aeschines owes the perpetuity of his fame to the fact he was the only rival of Demosthenes.”

“Company X and Y both pay annual dividend of 40 tambala to their shareholders and this is expected to continue in perpetuity.”

“By forming our emotional constitution in particular ways, our society helps to ensure its own perpetuation.”

“A maverick and visionary artist, fervidly dedicated to the perpetuation of South Indian culture, S. Rajam has painted his dreams his way.”

“This perpetuation of the idea that mental illness is less legitimate than physical illness absolutely infuriates me.”

“The perpetuality of towns was recognized by statutes of 1391, which compared town-held property to church-held property.”

“Partly taken in by this, partly its perpetuator, he embraced that myth to service his artistic aims.”

“The would-be tax terminator has chosen as his chief economics adviser a tax perpetuator.”

“Or am I just a consumer, and sometimes a perpetuator, via Twitter and Facebook, in a wider, Internet-delivery service?”

“The strains of a beautiful orchestra mingled with hundreds of voices raised in honor of Alma Mater and the perpetude of Peace.”

“A meeting was held in London to take measures to perpetude the memory of this eminent military physician.”

“The world had convinced itself that you could just borrow money in perpetude.”

“And when you are talking about sustenance you are talking about trust and confidence, continuity and perpetuance.”

“To convert the business man into the profiteer is to strike a blow at capitalism, because it destroys the psychological equilibrium which permits the perpetuance of unequal rewards.”

“The wrongness is revealed by the fact that the alluded situation was created through an unjustified perpetuance of the writing style done by the CIUR partisans.”

“Her production pinpoints the role of women as both products and perpetuators of the loyalist ethos with clinical accuracy.”

“Why make a mockery of a real problem by inviting its perpetuators to condemn it?”

“The producers realised something the perpetuators of outrage don't: that being truthful is a more sympathetic trait than being bland.”

“This is also about the length of time that discount rates converge to perpetuities.”

“The study found that simply changing a state's perpetuities laws wasn't enough to attract trust assets.”

“The new trust's terms do not postpone the vesting of trust principal beyond the perpetuities period applicable to the original trust.”