"It's a way of saying, 'We would love you to stay with us permanently.' " Certain cemeteries, like Père-Lachaise in Paris, Arlington National Cemetery in Washington and St . LouisCemetery No. 1 in New Orleans, have always had celebrity cachet.
Mr. Husock also faults housing reformers for trying to permanently designate certain buildings and blocks as low-income housing.
Far more of the essays in "Toward 2012," though, are patchouli-scented and divinely inane; they'll tempt you to set your yoga mat on fire and permanently avoid certain aisles at Whole Foods.
Characters can leave the party permanently under certain circumstances.
They would seek to couple the increased fuel costs with some form of tax relief, either through permanently extending certain tax breaks that are now renewed annually, or leaving it to congressional tax-writing committees to develop other plans.
It is also possible to acquire (though not always to permanently retain) a certain constitutional resistance.
By John Collier The New Yorker, March 10 , 1956P. 34 Mr. Renvil, a widely travelled man who has never settled in one spot, is thinking of staying permanently in a certain English village.
Exaroom is a good way to make your My Documents folder permanently sharable with certain friends, but the lack of features compared to the other services make it a less useful product.
Total love and respect to French psycho Costes, whose filthy, elaborate, ritualistic pain-operas have him permanently 86ed from certain parts of the planet.
The village housed around 100 people in five to seven groups of houses, each for an extended family, with sheds and barns, made of hazel and willow covered with reeds, and surrounded either permanently or at certain times by a wooden palisade.
