Sentence examples for permanent until from inspiring English sources

To make a permanent (until broken) wall of Ice, sweep your hand in front of you.

The move did not become permanent until 1971 when the team re-christened itself as the Golden State Warriors.

During the 1890s the Secret Service occasionally was called upon to guard the president, a duty that did not become permanent until 1901.

Passenger service, offered by contractors who placed coach bodies on flatcars, did not become permanent until 1833, and horse traction was commonly used for passenger haulage at first.

Or permanent until Mr. Sampras retires, which, if his body holds up, is not supposed to occur for four or five years.

The office of urban prefect, which Augustus revived about 26 bc, did not become permanent until later, but in the late empire the post became the most important in Rome.

The post-treatment period lasted from the time of permanent discontinuation until 72 hours later (or until hospital discharge or death).

These are permanent controls until the economy recovers".

She will not get her permanent suite until spring.

No sense making any permanent changes until after the election.

(Founded in 1905, the High didn't even have a permanent home until 1926).