Sentence examples for a permanent fixture of from inspiring English sources

With this edition, editorial staff became a permanent fixture of the company.

Is this dark energy (to use modern parlance) a permanent fixture of space, or might its strength change over time?

Saying 'Death to America!' has been a permanent fixture of the revolution that we don't listen to anymore.

She argues that, since humans are social creatures, identity politics is a permanent fixture of the political landscape.

While perhaps necessary for now, as many leaders indicated on Thursday, such power-sharing threatens to become a permanent fixture of an unstable Iraqi democracy.

(We're still awaiting, with diminishing assurance, the similar steps that might make digital 3-D a permanent fixture of the movies).

At some point in the late 1980s, the tiny island of St. Barthélemy in the French West Indies became a permanent fixture on the itinerary of any self-respecting member of the jet set.

Alexander Wang used them as inspiration on his catwalk, supermodel Gisele appeared on the pages of Paris Vogue in November 2013 in Stan Smiths and nothing else, and they became a permanent fixture on the feet of streetstyle stars such as Caroline de Maigret.

"Several of the young lads did get some game time in the League last year but they will be more of a permanent fixture this year because of the way that they have been pushing.

There is talk of making it a permanent fixture, a way of saying "Welcome to Waiheke" that encapsulates the spirit of the place.

During the early stages of the season, Byrom was a permanent fixture in the centre of Northwich's midfield.