Sentence examples for permanent classic from inspiring English sources

"But I hope that Catan will become a permanent classic game beside Monopoly".

If movies didn't die so fast it'd be considered a permanent classic like Hamlet or Cyrano.

("For fun," she said, "and as a reaction to the more permanent classic fountains" she does).

Gypsy's lyricist, Stephen Sondheim notoriously called Merman "the singing dog", yet her musical performance was rewarded with a Tony Award and the cast recording is a permanent classic.

For, in youth and middle age alike, Gielgud was a modern pioneer seeking to fulfil the actor's dream of working in a permanent ensemble, performing classic plays of high quality, where profit was neither motive nor stimulus.

In 1963 he was elected Fellow and Tutor in Classics-one of the most import ant permanent jobs in the classics in England-though he didn't have a Ph.D. & he hadn't published an article or a book.

An extensive display of material from the collections is on exhibit, which may be the best permanent display of diverse classic stamps and philatelic material in the world.

PenWonk: Actually, to your earlier point, ClassicsFan, permanent ink is even older than you think.

The classic discussion of permanent coincidence is Gibbard (1976).

Arsenic provides a classic instance of the virtually permanent poisoning of the soil.

Why two elections in 2005 straddling the production of a new permanent constitution?The answer is that a classic chicken-and-egg problem arose in the second half of 2003.