Sentence examples for more permanent when from inspiring English sources

Owners Steve and Danny used to have a market stall on Brick Lane selling cup cakes, but decided to go for something a bit more permanent when they opened this cafe in Dalston earlier this year.

In the second verse, Beyoncé tells her ex-lover that, as he did not attempt to make things more permanent when he had the chance, he has no reason to complain now that she has found someone else.

She was thinking she would find a more permanent place when she had a spare moment, but she never did.

They then hope to nudge the two sides into negotiating some sort of more permanent deal when they next meet, in a few weeks time.

The items, on display through Feb. 27, form part of the Aga Khan's collection of Islamic art from the 8th to the 18th centuries, and will find a more permanent home when the Aga Khan Museum opens in Toronto in 2013.

The systems keep frequently used data close to the processor and then move it to slower and more permanent storage when it is no longer needed for the ongoing calculations.

For Kelly and Fry, it is a chance to earn a more permanent contract when their time at Blues comes to an end in the summer.

The growth of fungi on an agar nutrient media is characterized by different criteria: the colony diameter (cm), a daily gain in the column diameter (mm/day), a growth coefficient (mm/day), and the radial growth rate (mm/day), which are considered to be more permanent signs when compared to the color and texture of colonies and are, therefore, important criteria for selecting strains [9].

Beginning this November, though, it will have a more permanent presence here, when it opens an annex in SoHo.

Another important thing to note is that ad hoc categories can turn into more permanent goal-related categories when they are used more often (Barsalou 1991).

The battle to end homelessness can only be won when more permanent affordable housing linked with intensive services is created to house those living on our streets.