Sentence examples for permanent abode from inspiring English sources

Timur never took up a permanent abode.

But the couple rarely stayed in Napeague and argued that it did not count as a New York State residence because state law says a "camp or cottage" suitable only for vacation use does not count as a permanent abode.

Fondazione Prada, an art foundation set up by the eponymous fashion house, has just opened a sparkling permanent abode in a revamped distillery to tickle up the city's surprisingly dull contemporary-art scene.

New York City does not, taxing second and permanent homes at the same rate, but a state tribunal this year suggested that city apartments owned by commuters could be included in the definition of a permanent abode, subjecting them to New York taxes even on income earned out of state.

Mr. Logan noted, for example, that Vernon Jordan, a friend and adviser of President Clinton, is reportedly commuting to his new job at Lazard Freres & Company in New York from Washington, and living out of a suitcase in a Park Avenue hotel room -- which would not be considered a permanent abode.

As the on-demand economy seeks to shave off ever more incremental barriers to consumer gratification any kind of immoveable becomes objectionable to the money makers — such as having a delivery address that's fixed to a permanent abode.

For the duration of the festival, you must make the impermanent shelter your regular abode and your permanent home merely secondary, insists the Mishnah, the second-century rabbinic code.

On the contrary, he hated this constant moving about, wanted nothing more than to fix his abode somewhere, anywhere, to have a permanent home, perhaps a family, to find repose.

I can't do anything except go here".In a semi-permanent-looking abode between two walls and a vending machine was Heidi Launne, a Swedish industrial design student at Aston University in Birmingham, who had been due to take a Scandinavian airlines flight to Helsinki at 6pm on Saturday.

–For state tax planning (if you maintain a permanent place of abode in both your state of residence and your state of work), make sure you have adequate records of how many days you've spent in both your resident and non-resident states.

Then there was the New York State tax issue of whether Stewart maintained a "permanent place of abode" in the state for "substantially all" of a given tax year.