But the law did not include requirements about their permanence, and around half of those protective caps have since fallen off.
As he idles with other expats and their marriage proves a transient, temporary thing, she immerses herself in the ruins around Pompeii and Herculaneum, all the while feeling rebuked and chastened by the ancient permanence of everything around her. Rossellini, the grand old man of Italian neo-realism, is the only film-maker of 1945 to hold true to its tenets throughout his creative life.
And how does that relate to your writing? A. Reflecting on all this motion and change, it seems my life, too, has in large part been spent moving around--wanting permanence, and mostly getting motion.
Ben Stokes suggested permanence until he was bowled around his legs by Rabada, having taken an exaggerated step to the off-side.
The entire art is built around a quest for permanence, and archival desires.
The Next Book always became, Ms. Styron writes, "a kind of stolid permanence in our home, like a sofa around which we were subconsciously arrayed".
"The project, his Next Big Book, took on a kind of stolid permanence in our home, like a sofa around which we were subconsciously arrayed".
In an America increasingly given to transience and prefabricated suburban sprawl, the houses in these two new movies embody a sense of permanence and rugged enterprise missing from the world around them.
Price and stock indexes do not change whenever new products or companies emerge -- rather, the indexes lag until new items have been around long enough for officials to be certain of their permanence.
