(1) The cities and towns of the Kingdom are located on or near side wadis that used to have perennial flow emerging from springs.

(2) For a very long time the people of this planet have been engaged in one of the perennial debates over the collective wisdom of crowds.

(3) But in a perennial flower bed, you might want something more permanent and decorative.

(4) Paraquat may severely injure some perennial grasses, such as Kentucky bluegrass.

(5) If you plant perennial herbs in the vegetable garden, set them off so they'll be easy to avoid during spring and fall tilling.

(6) The Okavango River is quite unique in that it is the only perennial river in Africa that flows eastwards without reaching the ocean.

(7) The greatest concentrations of game in Namibia can be found in Etosha National Park, an enormous silvery depression ringed by perennial springs.

(8) Among Anza-Borrego's wetlands is Coyote Creek, a perennial stream in the northwest corner of the park.

(9) Glazed carrots are a perennial favorite and a quick way to dress up a meal.

(10) This is unlike the situation in perennial lakes where sedimentation also occurs on sloping margins, thus perpetuating variations in depth.

(11) It may be tempting to choose perennial species for your garden by looks alone.

(12) There are some hardy perennial plants that we, as gardeners, simply must have.

(13) A perennial favourite among modern readers are the bestsellers on subjects such as cookery, home improvement, self-help and personality development.

(14) It has been found that the density of perennial streams relates directly to the available moisture, which is defined as precipitation minus evapotranspiration.

(15) They included volleyball and relays, but the perennial favourite was the interdepartmental Tug-of-War.

(16) Greenery crouches around the few perennial streams and artificially filled waterholes.

(17) Weeds wither within a few minutes (though perennial weeds will require repeat applications).

(18) We believed the pedagogy might offer tentative answers to some of the perennial questions of our profession: How can we motivate students to see the value of writing?

(19) Water availability is a major challenge as the Lusitu river which used to be a perennial river has virtually dried up largely due to damming activities in Mazabuka up stream.

(20) Few scholars of our time have so exemplified the permanent student and perennial teacher.