Sentence examples for permanently ask from inspiring English sources

After informing us in September that the IAC-owned Bloglines was to be shut down permanently, Ask.com (the IAC property that operates Bloglines) has resurrected the troubled RSS feeder, the company tells TechCrunch exclusively.

Be aware that ECG's can be painful (though not permanently), ask about the procedure.

When she was with us onstage, she permanently asked: 'What does this mean?

And the one doing the shunting should be encouraged to concede that, actually, expecting someone who wants sex to go without it permanently is asking them to go way beyond any reasonable definition of fidelity.

They are permanently being asked to make sacrifices and yet there's a political-financial caste that is reaping all the benefits of the economic situation and awarding itself endless privileges.

"But Newcastle have been impressed by the way Conor and Paul have been treated during their time in Scotland and have agreed that, if they do sign for Saints permanently, they will not ask for the compensation fee they are entitled to.

Insecurely-preoccupied attached adults constantly and consciously experience fear of being abandoned and are prone to ask others permanently for reassurance [ 4].

B4 Religion Journal B6 ARTS & IDEAS B7-20 EDUCATION Advantage Levy A majority of the New York City Board of Education would support giving the interim chancellor, Harold O. Levy, the post permanently, if he asked, education officials said.

The cardinal has said that all those cast out permanently would be asked to seek lay status, and if any refused, the cardinal could then move before the Vatican to have them removed from the priesthood.

Corinthians are keen to move Pato on permanently, and their asking price is likely to drop further from its current £10m at the end of the current English campaign.

Nevertheless, lawyers and brokers who have seen the drama play out describe qualified buyers who walk away frustrated, families who become permanently estranged over asking prices, and delays that siphon money in the form of carrying costs, legal fees and slashed sales prices.