And now that the forces of the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad — with the help of Hezbollah fighters and Iranian paramilitary Quds force operatives — have captured the strategic western town of Qusayr, the Zaatari camp has begun to take on a more permanent appearance.
"Now people know where to find me, and the new look just gives us a much more permanent appearance".
With its "chameleon circuit" left broken after a 1963 London visit, the ship maintains the permanent appearance of a 1960s London police box.
With repeated use this will give the surface of your glasses a permanent blotchy appearance that cannot be repaired.
Deila cannot say he wasn't backed by a board which sanctioned 23 new arrivals – loan and permanent – and the appearance of a medical team from his homeland.
When it comes to Washington's current (and to all appearances permanent) fiscal fracas, the semantic weeds are as high as an elephant's eye and higher than a donkey's.
Obviously, don't do any pranking that involves something permanently damaging or harmful, including permanent alterations to the appearance, illegal activity, dangerous activity or reputation damage such as posting photos/videos on the Internet.
Not only in appearance (a permanent open-collared shirt and linen suit as an undergraduate, even as the rest of us took pride in our early-90s indie-grunge student status) but in his ambition and focus.
GIVEN the current discord in the community of Springsteen worshipers -- sour reviews of his April release, "Devils & Dust," led to both fervent Boss-defending and disappointed speculation that "Bruuuuuuuce!" had entered permanent retirement -- the appearance of "Meeting Across the River" (Bloomsbury USA, $14.95) this month may be what is exactly needed to reconcile the faithful.
It is a permanent change to your appearance that will alter both your life and experiences.
In some CL-endemic areas in the Middle East and southern Asia, for example, the appearance of permanent scarring after CL infection may lead to social consequences such as shame, stigmatizing effects, or harm to a woman's chances for marriage (38, 39 ).
