Sentence examples for he could permanently from inspiring English sources

She was tying knots around the Devil's penis to hold him hostage before he could permanently claim the lost object.

It was April of 2014, and the 36 year old was being told he had a choice: He could permanently leave the United Arab Emirates, where he had lived almost his entire life, or he could face indefinite imprisonment.

Any untimely hit to this bacteria, he said, could permanently alter the maturing microbiome and derail the proper development of everything from the immune system to the brain.

He also acknowledged that his recent treatment of Rodriguez, who has five years and $114 million guaranteed to him, could permanently damage his relationship with the player.

Chief among these was the serf's lack of freedom of movement; he could not permanently leave his holding or his village without his lord's permission.

Day then suggested he could remain permanently if an investor was found to bail out his companies, which owe a total of $37.8m and have been placed into liquidation.

Nevertheless, like his father before him, he found that he could not permanently hold territory so far from base against continual Hittite pressure, and, after 16 years of intermittent hostilities, a treaty of peace was concluded in 1258 bce, as between equal great powers, and its provisions were reciprocal.

At that point, he might as well head for the bench, because he could be permanently out of the race.

He worried that this proximity could "permanently compromise Coney Island's potential to once again become a world-class destination".

"This could permanently change the fabric of the youth sports experience," he said.

If your condition is not properly assessed, you could permanently shed more hair after surgery than you gained, he warned, or if the hair transplanted wasn't stable, "it would disappear".