Sentence examples for permanent writing from inspiring English sources

She is the second winner of Write a House, Detroit's permanent writing residency, and recently moved there.

It also developed pens that use ink that disappears after a few days, based on a rabbinic interpretation that only forbids permanent writing, and Sabbath phones, which are dialed in an indirect manner with special buttons and a microprocessor.

Transcription transforms the off-the-cuff spoken word into permanent, written text, from ear to page, an art form of capturing rather than imagining.

That is why we want to make the drafting of our permanent written constitution an inclusive process involving all the people of Scotland – it must be a constitution by the people, for the people – articulating Scotland's values, enhancing our liberties and defining our responsibilities.

The disappearance of Borders deprived dozens of communities of their only physical bookstore and led to a drop in book sales that looks permanent," writes Leonhardt and he's right.

Even in less formal contexts, you'll be remembered by the emails you send -- and they form a permanent, written record of your work.

On "Permanent December," written with Claude Kelly — who also helped write "Party in the U.S.A".

The first was over Bremer's decision to have the permanent constitution written by unelected Iraqis.

The Vindolanda tablets however were intended as permanent documents, written in ink.

Giving up is what makes it permanent," he wrote in another.

Sir Jeremy Heywood, Downing Street's permanent secretary, wrote to staff saying he was sure No 10 had an open culture.