Sentence examples for permanently coming from inspiring English sources

Willetts acknowledged that the public did not regard overseas students as immigrants and saw "someone coming to study for a time and then going back home as different from someone permanently coming to Britain as a migrant".

Some hospitals and other facilities require that chaplains complete a residency before permanently coming on board as a chaplain.

Working out the nitty-gritty details of space and equipment and securing them permanently comes later.

His first appearance after signing permanently came in a 3 0 defeat to Bristol City on 2 January 2006.

His first appearance after signing permanently came in the first game of the 2013 14 season, a 1 0 home win over Northampton Town on 3 August 2013.

Relinquishing a technical health procedure, either temporarily or permanently, came about for a number of reasons.

In the past year, countries like Italy and Great Britain and Turkey, and a handful of others, have quietly done so — although most of the ambassadors do not yet live there permanently but come and go, discreetly, from homes in Nairobi.

With many ethnic foreigners travelling to China to conduct trade or live permanently, there came many foreign religions; religious minorities in China included Middle Eastern Muslims, the Kaifeng Jews, and Persian Manichaeans.

Estate agents might describe Elephant and Castle as (permanently) up and coming, but for those interested in grassroots cultural output, it's already one of the UK's coolest places.

Posh have made five summer signings with Craig Alcock, Nicky Ajose and Paul Jones signing permanently and Ryan Tunnicliffe and Scott Wootton coming in on loan.

And once you leave the country, you're permanently barred from coming back".