Sentence examples for be a more permanent from inspiring English sources
His fourth loan, this one to Club Tijuana, will be a more permanent stop for Castillo and his family.
"And there's a lot of talk about the Russian bee -- everyone hopes it will be a more permanent solution.
Mr. Gilbert said he would bring in the conducting teacher James Ross as his assistant, to be a more permanent presence.
The difference between the two is subtle: solemn vows, though dispensable, were meant to be a more permanent and durable consecration than simple vows.
Mr. Schnare, a conservative Republican who has backed President Trump's broader agenda, had taken on what was expected to be a more permanent role at the E.P.A.
But the debate over more lasting interventions is not over, as Grant observes: It has been said that there should be a more permanent tribute placed on Pendle and I would support that.
There was a more permanent goodbye going on for the N.F.L. player Deacon Jones, who died Monday at age 74.
Although your bio is a more permanent way of advertising what roles you're after, lots of recruiters are searching for people via their tweets.
If you miss her live show, the beautiful, multiple-exposure video for her début single, "Koo Koo," is a more permanent consolation.
But, after an hour of conversation, it becomes clear that this is a more permanent state — a reflection of the passion and attention she brings to each sphere of her busy life.
