Sentence examples for permanently moving from inspiring English sources
Permanently moving banking jobs out of New York or London is a touchy subject on Wall Street.
If that effort were to ultimately succeed, it could delay resolution of the settlement, but legal experts said permanently moving the venue would not be easy.
Working adults would get up to 300 hours because permanently moving the clocks forward an hour would increase daylight in the evenings.
Even a simple operation such as replacing a telephone receiver becomes as tricky as aiming an arrow at a permanently moving target.
Legislators in New Hampshire, Maine, and Rhode Island, for instance, have suggested permanently moving those states from Eastern Standard Time to Atlantic Standard Time, placing them an hour ahead of New York and in synch with Nova Scotia and Labrador.
It might be a clue that Baumbach is to leave behind the peculiar style of his previous work permanently, moving towards a middle ground somewhere between particularity and populism.
Interior ministry troops have now permanently moved to the region.
In 2001, Perez's parents, Juan Sr .and Maritza, permanently moved their family to the Bronx from Santiago, Dominican Republic.
Although Rāwalpindi became the interim capital in 1959, before the capital permanently moved to Islāmābād in 1969, Karāchi maintained its preeminence as Pakistan's business and industrial hub.
It was finally Gregory XI (reigned 1370 78) who, in 1377, permanently moved the papal headquarters back to Rome, but he died only a few months later.
"There are occasions when the main bulletin moves for big entertainment event programming or sport, but we have no plans to permanently move it from the 10pm slot".
