Sentence examples for permanently gone from inspiring English sources
A "yes" answer meant the job was permanently gone, without prospect of recall.
The light and air that had once characterized these rooms seemed permanently gone.
The other side argues that this alliance has been fractured by the defection of working-class whites and that the traditional Democratic coalition is permanently gone.
After a year of political whiplash, it seems safe to conclude that the anti-immigration fervor was never as bad as it seemed but isn't permanently gone, either.
Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said it was "conceivable and maybe even likely" that their H.I.V. was permanently gone.
Ahmad al-Souad, a lieutenant-colonel who defected from Bashar Assad's army and now heads the 13th division, a local rebel group that participated in the battle against ISIS, reckons ISIS is permanently gone.
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Mountain sheep and other wildlife will forever disappear if the springs permanently go dry.
He has since left permanently, going on to an acclaimed solo career.
It is important to try to prevent acute pain from becoming chronic pain – the sort that does not permanently go away.
This moment was seen as an irreversible downward turn for the show's quality and has spawned the phrase "jumping the shark" for the moment when a once-successful product permanently goes wrong.
