Sentence examples for permanently hold from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, like his father before him, he found that he could not permanently hold territory so far from base against continual Hittite pressure, and, after 16 years of intermittent hostilities, a treaty of peace was concluded in 1258 bce, as between equal great powers, and its provisions were reciprocal.

Breed, the Board of Supervisors president, will be San Francisco's first black woman to permanently hold the role, which she held temporarily late last year when she stepped in as acting mayor after Lee's sudden death in December of cardiac arrest. .

Their status is closely linked to the number of children and their ability to permanently hold on to a partner.

Another one is { a = 1, rec2 = 1}, where a and rec2 are permanently hold in an active state (e.g. by knock-in mutation).

In 2018 the poppies will be permanently held by the Imperial War Museums.

The system gradually declined with the swift growth in population (early 8th century), as most peasants increasingly inherited less than 100 mou, and most landholdings came to be permanently held and not redistributed.

Toulantis fills the position that has not been permanently held since Jonathan Bulkeley Jonathan Bulkeley stepped down in January 2000 to focus on his personal investments.

Due to the fact that during the time as a federal penitentiary no inmates were ever permanently held here, A-Block was never modernized, so retained its "flat strap-iron bars, key locks and spiral staircases" from the original military prison.

"I think its history demonstrates how effectively a novel pathogen can spread around the world, even without the benefit of modern travel, and also how hard it is to predict where and when a novel new infection may arise and permanently take hold in a population".

Even without a fence, dreams of creating an international park along the border, joining Mexican and American land, seem permanently on hold.

Mr. Milan was convicted Thursday on 14 counts of corruption, bribery and money laundering by a jury in federal court here, opening the door for the state to seek his ouster and to disqualify him permanently from holding "any position of public honor, trust or profit".