Sentence examples for a permanent man from inspiring English sources

This is a horrible mistake because I really do not want a permanent man, even if it would make things somewhat less hotel-like: I must be the only person who changes the sheets every time.

England have been without a permanent man in charge since Martin Johnson's resignation in November following a poor World Cup.

Compared to men with a permanent job, men with a temporary job who enter a union are 23% less likely to choose marriage than cohabitation.

There are also rumours of a permanent Burning Man space, as the founders are trying to buy a piece of land close to the festival's location to see whether their dream could work year-round.

A research library and a permanent exhibition, "Man, Stone and Water in the Mediterranean Landscape," will open in January.

For anybody who got hopelessly hooked, Google has created a permanent Pac-Man page here.

"We have to explain to them that this is a permanent household — men with kids is the new trend".

He was sent to the sin-bin after 21 minutes for taking out the second row Alistair Hargreaves in the air – an offence that earned Saracens a permanent one-man advantage in the quarter-final at Ulster when Jared Payne was sent off – but yellow seemed the appropriate colour with Stevens also having a hold of his colleague.

Alan Stephens described the permanent manning of Tindal as having "formalised the shift to the strategy of defence-in-depth of defence-in-depth of by controlling its air-sea gap".

Bloom loves Emerson and Whitman but he doesn't believe them: to him, belatedness is now a permanent condition of man, and there can be no overcoming it-no return, even in America, to an original fullness or freshness or purity of spirit.

Bloom loves Emerson and Whitman but he doesn't believe them: to him, belatedness is now a permanent condition of man, and there can be no overcoming it-no return, even in America, to an original fullness or freshness or purity of spirit..