Sentence examples for permanent began from inspiring English sources

When contemporary art, once plastic and permanent, began evolving at the time into something more interactive and fleeting, the Stedelijk became a magnet for artists and a public with an appetite for new forms.

In December, she made the move to Los Angeles permanent and began applying to law schools.

Danish sugar plantations were established in the late 17th century, and permanent settlement began in the early 18th century.

The Soviet Union then annexed the island, and permanent occupation began with the landing of Chukchi and Russian families in 1926.

A trading post was established in 1818, and permanent settlement began in 1836, when the Menominee ceded their claims to the area.

Permanent settlement began in 1870, and the community grew with steamboat traffic and the arrival of the Great Northern Railway in 1880.

— When permanent settlement began in the West some 16 million greater sage grouse lived on the steppes of the high plains.

I had only been here an hour when the company's three permanent performers began talking enthusiastically about their several previous tours of America, their visits to the Edinburgh Festival and their time at the Joyce.

Its permanent settlement began in 1769 when Major John Durkee, a veteran of the French and Indian War, settled a band of Connecticut colonists in the Wyoming Valley under grants issued by the Susquehanna Company.

In the sixteen-thirties, a permanent population began to grow: the Dutch built a fort in the southeast of the island, to support a trade in ebony (indigenous) and sugarcane (introduced), using Madagascan slaves as labor; some of these slaves escaped to the island's central highlands, starting a largely undocumented secondary colonization.

The Capitol was magnificent, as was the White House, and, as a permanent community began to settle there, Washington took on some of the attributes of a city — newspapers, banks, and a robust hospitality industry that specialized in giving temporary shelter to legislators.