Sentence examples for becomes permanent at from inspiring English sources

The shed is somehow a surrogate home, a movable structure that paradoxically becomes permanent at the bottom of the garden.

Although her reassignment was supposed to be temporary, it became permanent at Norris's request; she's now a special correspondent.

Ajose, 20, has made only two appearances for his parent club Peterborough and the deal could become permanent at the end of the loan.

If that blueprint becomes permanent it means England will be at full strength for their summer tours once every four years.

"Let's hope it becomes permanent".

After injection it becomes permanent and solid.

They were a remarkable band, and most of them became permanent acolytes at Mr. Meriwether's altar, following him at every step of his career: Eric Rosenfeld, an M.I.T.-trained assistant professor at the Harvard Business School; Victor J. Haghani, a graduate of the London School of Economics; and the rigidly rational Lawrence Hilibrand, who has two degrees from M.I.T.

The sample consists of individuals who were aged 25 to 40 at arrival, who were identified as a TFW at least once between 1996 and 2005, and who became permanent residents at some point between 1997 and 2012.

One year later, her presidency became permanent, and at 32, she became the youngest person to head a major college.

Two of his craft, supposed to become permanent exhibits at a museum, were "deaccessioned" — a polite word in this case for thrown away.

Indian migrants were encouraged to become permanent settlers at the conclusion of their contracts, even though little land was available for sale and the migrants' political rights were circumscribed.