Sentence examples for is permanently open from inspiring English sources

Dylan is armor-plated, even when singing about love; Oberst is permanently open to pain, wonder, and confusion.

He keeps a Google Chromebook at his office that is permanently open with Google+ Hangout and anyone can walk into his office and talk to him face to face, as needed.

Ion channels have an entrance compartment which opens and closes, and a filter region which is permanently open to a single ion, thus determining the specificity of the channel.

At December 2004, 17,500 had answered the initial questionnaire, and the recruitment is permanently open.

We want a line of communication that will be permanently open".

Dr. Valerio Cervelli, a plastic surgeon who led the work, said it was difficult at first "because her lower lip was attached to her torso, she had no neck, and her eyes were permanently open".

Because its windows are permanently open, the nave is filled with bird song, and there is something touching about this combination of antiquity - it was built in the 10th century - and openness to nature.

"People use insecticides to prove that they're doing something, even if it's not very successful", says Parry. "And you can only use insecticides in homes that are permanently open, as they often are in the African countryside.

A number of historic houses in the state are permanently open to the public, including the John Dickinson Plantation (1740), near Dover; the Parson Thorne Mansion (c. 1735), in Milford; several houses in Odessa and New Castle; and the Read House and Gardens (1804) in New Castle.

Specifically, job searching is becoming more passive: people aren't necessarily looking for a new job but are permanently open to their next career move.

In contrast, the ETs of H. cavitympanum seem to be permanently open, and the vibration spectrum of their TMs suggests peak sensitivity to high frequencies.