Sentence examples for considered a fixture from inspiring English sources

That basic cable service is considered a fixture of household budgets goes a long way toward explaining the appeal of the cable industry's stocks.

The bar's best-known patrons are probably the least representative, because none of them ever had enough spare time to be considered a fixture.

In 1993, a low-budget feature film crew drove from Sydney to Alice Springs with a truck full of sensational costumes and a pink and lavender bus now considered a fixture of Australian cinema.

Hadlow has not been at the channel long enough to be considered a permanent fixture just yet, although TV types seem to agree that she's done a good job since joining in June 2004, successfully extending the channel's appeal and growing audiences.

Mancini's exasperation with Tevez was accompanied by a clear sense of regret as he considered a congested fixture schedule that begins with Stoke City's visit to the Etihad Stadium and could see the Premier League leaders play eight games in January.

There was little agreement among the near-7,000 supporters who took part in the survey over what was considered an ideal fixture calendar.

I rarely met anyone who I would consider a permanent fixture in my routine.

The fixture design is considered a complex process that demands the knowledge of different areas, such as geometry, tolerances, dimensions, processes and manufacturing resources.

The ECA, which represents 197 clubs, have lost patience with the governing authorities and are prepared to refuse to release players for future fixtures, although this is considered a last resort.

They are considered an essential piece of social infrastructure, a sacred and permanent fixture in the landscape.

Consider a retractable cord for your fixture that will allow you to vary the light amount it gives.