Sentence examples for permanent paths from inspiring English sources

For a long time, the painter Robert Dash didn't build permanent paths in his garden here, called Madoo ("my dove," in Scottish).

The permanent PATH terminal is to be completed between 2007 and 2009.

Today or tomorrow, $1.7 billion will arrive to help pay for the permanent PATH terminal being designed by Santiago Calatrava.

That will permit construction of the permanent PATH terminal without shutting down commuter rail service to New Jersey.

This time the young immigrants are the rising force, and they seek legislation to give them a direct and permanent path to citizenship.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns the trade center site and is developing the permanent PATH terminal, will probably be most directly affected by the review.

The museum would share it with the performing arts center, the permanent PATH terminal and transportation hub, and an office tower, stores and hotel.

Commissioner Weinshall said the city would like to see Dey Street "reintegrated to the maximum extent it can be," depending on the layout of the permanent PATH terminal.

Mr. Obama said this week that he wanted to take up a comprehensive immigration bill soon after his inauguration, which would include a permanent path to citizenship for young immigrants who are eligible for the temporary reprieves.

The 16-acre site will quickly get crowded when work begins on the memorial, Freedom Tower and three other office buildings, the permanent PATH commuter station, cultural institutions, stores, plazas and parks.

While plans have been laid for the Freedom Tower, a memorial and the permanent PATH station, the Borough of Manhattan Community College has tried to emerge from the shadow of Fiterman Hall.