Sentence examples for he was permanent from inspiring English sources

From 1960 he was permanent conductor of the London Symphony.

Between 1976 and 1982 he was permanent secretary to the Ministry of Defence, the MoD's most senior official.

Reading Sir Michael Scholar's criticisms of ministers (he was permanent secretary at the Department for Trade and Industry) George Osborne will surely ask about the discretion of Tom Scholar, his son, newly appointed permanent secretary at the Treasury.

Sir John Chilcot He was permanent secretary at the Northern Ireland office from 1990 before retiring from a career as a senior civil servant at the end of 1997.

"I have given him all the support and authority he would have if he was permanent manager and he will now have the chance to put his name forward".

There he intended to established a collegiate university system following that used at Oxford, as advised when he was Permanent Secretary of Education by Prime Minister Pibulsonggram, and Thap Kaew College was opened in 1968.

Reid died of cancer in 2010 but the impression he left was permanent.

"They hope it's temporary, especially knowing that the damage that he caused them is permanent".

Still, unlike many here, Mr. Quiñones says he has little faith that the changes he sees around him are permanent.

I think it was because after six months there he suddenly realised this was permanent".

He may be here now, but he can't stay forever, and he will not be permanent at this point.