Sentence examples for because of his permanent from inspiring English sources

Micky Cornwall, shot dead in 1977, was known as "the Laughing Bank Robber" because of his permanent grin.

At the high court, Justice Anthony Hayden dismissed as "spurious" the Saudi businessman's claim to have been shielded from litigation because of his role as permanent representative to the International Maritime Organisation IMOO) for the tiny Caribbean island of St Lucia.

The bench, headed by the master of the rolls, Lord Dyson, had been forced to consider whether the high court was right to dismiss as "spurious" the Saudi businessman's claim to have been protected from litigation because of his role as permanent representative to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) for the Caribbean island of St Lucia.

Lunch would be pickled meat (salt beef's weedier cousin) sandwiches and crisps, which my dad would eat in his straight-back chair, a necessity because of his problematic back and a permanent fixture of my childhood.

But he said he would not be applying for the manager's job on a permanent basis because of his loyalty to Freedman.

Victor is now on permanent disability because of his injury.

The British appointed Charles Malet, a senior merchant from Bombay, to be a permanent Resident at Pune because of his knowledge of the languages and customs of the region.

Faircloth received a transfer because of a permanent injury to his eyes, to the merchant marine, during which he was torpedoed a few hundred miles off Iceland, and drifted in the North Atlantic for five intense cold days.

That's because of the permanent savings we have already made and the further long terms reforms we announced at the autumn statement".

Martin says that this may be because of "the permanent public investment to facilitate conciliation between work and child-care responsibility".

However, if it comes to excluding a player from competing because of a permanent birth defect, tradition comes at a very steep price.