Sentence examples for permanently before from inspiring English sources

If Stuart Lancaster was not sure of being given the job of England coach permanently before this, he must be now.

I was in a store recently to buy a new computer, and asked for software to delete my files permanently before donating my old PC.

"This rule should be struck down permanently before coal country is destroyed completely, and American consumers are consigned to higher energy prices," he said in a statement.

Freedman even attempted to sign Hutton permanently before his Bolton tenure came to an end but his wages were a sticking point and he ended up with a new contract at Villa, Lambert having completely changed his mind about the value of the player.

While adoption is a service to children, not adopters, too few agencies convey the urgency in the race against time to place a vulnerable child in care permanently before they lose hope or suffer damage by being left in limbo with short-term foster carers.

Interim manager Gary Locke hopes to land the Kilmarnock job permanently before Motherwell visit on Saturday.

While I was focused on making death manageable, Jonathan D. Pond, author of "Grow Your Money" (Collins, 2007), reminded me that I am many times more likely to become permanently disabled before age 65. "Disability insurance is crucial," he said.

The office was empty, the door locked, and with no one to assign us a campsite, we wandered aimlessly in the dark, passing tents occupied by cheerful families and shabby trailers that appeared permanently moored, before giving up.

"Due to a change in our website address to http://www.iicsa.org.uk on 14 September, any information submitted to the Inquiry between 14 September and 2 October through the online form on the Share your experience page of our website, was instantly and permanently deleted before it reached our engagement team," a statement of the inquiry's website said.

Likewise, you may roll your vested 401(k) or any other qualified plan assets into an IRA and take a distribution without an early withdrawal penalty if you are permanently disabled before you reach retirement age.

The July test was called off to save money, especially because the test is likely to be permanently suspended before the end of the year.