Sentence examples for permanently know from inspiring English sources

In another variant, the searchers permanently know the position of the fugitive, i.e. the fugitive is visible.

Smith is bearing up quite well under the burden of being permanently known to the press as Sell'em Ben.

(Random aside: Stintz looks so good in her disguise, we think she should consider going brunette permanently! We know getting a nose ring is probably a long shot).

He said he would like for his parents to live with him permanently but knows that may not happen.

Art & Language's two identical grey panels – one with the word painting, the other sculpture written on their surfaces – negate and empty out the idea of the art object, as does the conceptual art group's all-black painted square, with its accompanying statement telling us the work's content is invisible, "to be kept permanently secret, known only to the artist".

Permanently in Brussels, ambassadors know each other well, and can feel out deals faster and more effectively than can most ministers.Do these faceless and unaccountable men (there has never been a female ambassador in Coreper) have too much power?

Tell friends and family at home it all went very well, that you've been pencilled in for a number of projects and that you'll probably have to move to California permanently even though, you know, it is all rather silly.

Once you've installed the homebrew firmware, you'll need to either permanently imprint it or know how to restore it so you can use it to play homebrew games.

Permanently, temporarily – who knows or cares?

That is a fact of life that much of Europe, with its underclass of permanently idle workers, knows all too well.

The phenomenon in which a sizable chunk of the workforce gets stuck in place, and in effect becomes permanently unemployed, is known by economists as hysteresis in the job market.