Sentence examples for permanent cases from inspiring English sources

"Ninety-nine percent are great guys; there's a couple who would have had better careers if they got permanent cases of laryngitis because their mouths would get them in trouble," said Rice, who was not about to name names.

Your more conservative baseball types broadcast booth crustaceans, veteran newspaper columnists, tough-guy managers with permanent cases of bitter beer face treasure this sort of thing.

However, studies isolating permanent and transient causes have found a gender influence only among permanent cases of congenital hypothyroidism [ 15, 20].

Although experiences of physical violence after couple HIV testing were not reported in our study, however, intermittent and permanent cases of strained marital relationships, including abandonment by spouses after undergoing couple HIV testing were reported.

Wolff has a permanent case of what Dorothy Parker used to call "the frankies".

These are the children who sulk and throw tantrums, refuse to do anything around the house, and suffer a permanent case of the gimmes.

A motherboard is the basic component from which personal computers are built and the box was designed to act as a temporary housing for the computer until a permanent case was obtained, but Asus have proved they could go further.

(I was nearly one of those kids, but in college I realized that I would never learn to dance, came down with a permanent case of stage fright, and belatedly heeded the warning of my reliably frank high-school drama teacher, who, upon hearing that I wanted to see if I could make it as an actress, said, "Elizabeth, I think you should write").

Ms. Wald, knowing full well that the agony of defeat could cause a permanent case of writer's block, chose to use the Web site to share the pain, laugh at it and move on to her next big book project.

The brooding San Francisco Giants slugger with what is often portrayed as a permanent case of bitter-beer face does get in a few yuks every now and then -- particularly when he is reminded of a commercial he did for Franklin Batting Gloves five years ago.

Cagey answer, Dr, Dean! Plus, he held the line on Fox's obvious biases, which is more than can be said for one of their next guests, fawning dipstick Terry McAuliffe, who has a permanent case of brain diabetes.