Sentence examples for in permanent form from inspiring English sources
To record the ASMP's photo opportunity in permanent form, a book and exhibition are planned.
But Matta-Clark died of cancer in 1978 before any of his projects could be realized in permanent form.
If you can't live without the Last Night of the Proms, here's last year's in permanent form, with Dvorak, Vaughan Williams, Barber and Maxwell Davies, as well as a fine performance of Richard Strauss's horn concerto from David Pyatt.
(One standard motive, occasionally made explicit, for the recording of such honours in permanent form was to induce the recipient to continue his generosity). Most of the evidence is Athenian, but the phenomenon was surely not confined to Athens.
All paper copies submitted to meet the requirements set forth in paragraph (b) of this section must be typewritten, printed or otherwise reproduced in permanent form on unglazed paper.
It cannot be credibly suggested that they are materially different to other forms of recorded music delivered to the public in permanent form". As the 1978 disco anthem Le Freak rang out in court, Mr Vos said iTunes Music Store did not simply pass on pre-recorded songs but offered tracks in a unique form of compressed and encrypted files.
Asked about the idea of a Norway-style deal, keeping the UK in a permanent form of customs union, if May's planned deal fell through, Gove said it was "better than membership" but not as good as the PM's proposal.
During the meeting the editors of the present volume, and those giving lectures, came to the conclusion that the verbal presentations deserved to be expanded and to be more widely disseminated in a permanent form.
Adding a further final coating of porous titanium and spraying hydroxyapatite on the implant in its permanent form causes its temperature to rise.
The startup says it sold 8,000 of these diaries in the first 48 hours of the product going on sale, which indicates there is an appetite for repackaging people's digital footprint and selling it back to them in a more permanent form (in this case: paper — with a choice of hard or soft cover).
