Sentence examples for permanent stain from inspiring English sources

"I've got a permanent stain IN MY DRAWERS!" Nick screams between takes.

Unlike many Republicans, Labrador did not see the shutdown as a permanent stain on the Party.

They are imperfect when perfection is demanded, and thus suffer the sometimes permanent stain of humiliation.

We move across the building to This Morning's studio, where the band record a performance of another new song, the rather dubiously titled Permanent Stain.

And the relentless use of sophisticated weaponry, particularly our unparalleled air power, against an impoverished agrarian society is a permanent stain on American history.

Granting Mr. Beschloss's point that the reputation of presidents may fluctuate dramatically over the long haul, surely there can be no doubt that Watergate is a permanent stain.

Both can leave permanent stains.

Robberies, shootings, drug dealing and even murder left permanent stains on many families.

Plus, there are so many excellent cleaning products on the market these days that spilling your boeuf bourguignon all over his sofa won't leave permanent stains anyway.

While some products may leave residues, she said, you should be able to clean it off 'to avoid permanent staining'.

Advice on tanning expert Tan Believable's website suggests that permanent staining can be avoided if you wait for the tan to process before showering, and then wear loose clothes to bed, while many beauticians insist that good self-tanning products will wash off sheets and mattresses.