Sentence examples for permanent niche from inspiring English sources

I know Huckabee is pretending to be a candidate for the presidential nomination, but really, I think he's found his permanent niche.

Though never built, his Endless House, which consists of interpenetrating biomorphic volumes, has a permanent niche in the dreamlife of modern architecture.

Perhaps the time is right at last for "Vanessa" to find a proud and permanent niche in that small repertory of viable American operas.

536 West 22nd Street, Chelsea Through Feb. 10 Robert Morris's Minimalist sculptures of the 1960's secured him a permanent niche in the history of 20th-century art.

While Alan Curbishley, the present manager, has some way to go to match Seed's success, he is carving his own permanent niche by guiding Charlton back to the Premiership in some style.

The University of South Carolina, now a model for the rest of the country, is doing work here that may at best keep the violin a mainstream instrument and at worst provide it a permanent niche.

Not, at least, until snow cross turns up a winner who does more than excite the brain's fast-twitch fibres and establishes as permanent a niche in the collective memory as Franz Klammer – who, in 1976, converted thousands to the idea of sliding down the side of a mountain with his immortal 1min 45sechargege down Innsbruck's Patscherkofel course.

With a personal passion for helping graduates secure permanent roles within niche sectors, Lydia is a social media advocate.

Foladi says he favours the reconstruction of one Buddha, leaving one empty niche as a permanent reminder of unhappier times.

The adaptation of microbes to new hosts, the failure to eradicate them, and continued availability of appropriate host niche, could lead to permanent fixation through genetic changes over time.

And the high probability of saeptation of some subgroup will, in addition, represent another permanent threat for the occupation of the niche.