Sentence examples for permanent umbrella from inspiring English sources

Lindsay Davenport could have run away from the WTA Tour's traveling circus, leaving the rubberized airplane food and immature peers behind, and planted a permanent umbrella on the beach near her California digs.

Fastq files produced from sequencing experiments are available in the global repository for public nucleotide sequence data, the International Nucleotide Sequence Database Collaboration (INSDC, http://www.insdc.org/about) under the umbrella project permanent identifier PRJEB402 'Tara-oceans samples barcoding and shotgun sequencing' (Data Citation 2: European Nucleotide Archive PRJEB402).

Listen to her at a recent monthly meeting of the New York City Transit Riders Council, the largest of three commuter councils under the umbrella of the Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee, a 38-member advocacy group that was created in 1977 by the M.T.A. board as the official voice for riders.

Taking advantage of the sunny day, people sprawled under the forest of colorful umbrellas that are permanent fixtures.

Abigail Hunt was gender adviser at the Secrétariat permanent des organisations non gouvernementales, an umbrella body of national and international NGOs working in Burkina Faso.

The BONK! Performance Series at Racine Public Library, for instance, started out as an independent project run by poet and librarian Nick Demske before migrating to a permanent home as under the Racine Public Library umbrella.

In 1947 it assumed permanent form as the Lutheran World Federation (LWF), an umbrella organization of the various national Lutheran churches.

Until the day he stepped down from Citigroup this spring, a tiny umbrella pin was almost a permanent fixture on his lapel.

Clinton responds to criticism of "obliterate" and extending the umbrella of deterrence by pointing out that we have permanent bases in Bahrain and Kuwait.

It recommended that the American Council on Education (ACE), an umbrella organization for higher education, bring together its member organizations to create a permanent group for monitoring hiring practices across all institutions of higher learning.

Their umbrella organisation Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Ressortforschungseinrichtungen ( Working Group of Departmental Research Institutions)—represents more than 20,000 employees with permanent civil servant contracts.* When employees with temporary contracts are included, these research institutions employ more than 20% of German scientists.