Not permanently, of course, but just for a little while.
She leaves the prestigious center and decides to take the place, permanently, of the local doctor to the area's poor and marginal residents.
The documents admit that under the baseline scenario "significant concessions" are necessary to improve Greece's chances of ridding itself permanently of its debt financing woes.
On the sideline, Van Gaal, a disciplinarian so stern and pure he has deprived himself, seemingly permanently, of the pleasure of sideburns, looked even more chubbily unimpressed than usual.
Seeing the sheer quality of work on offer this year, and realising what a monumental task judging such an award is, has cured me permanently of any of my own delusions on that score.
This was followed by the "lay-up" (nuke-talk for temporary closure, perhaps permanently) of seven of Ontario Hydro's 19 reactors and the resignation of the firm's boss.The report, released on August 14th, decided that Ontario Hydro's management was slipshod, complacent and unaccountable.
In his closing speech, defence counsel said that the key to the case was whether the Orsborne brothers intended to deprive the owners permanently of their vessel.
The houses all had "colorful and slightly mad characters who drifted in to partake, more or less permanently, of Worker hospitality," according to William D. Miller's biography of Day, A Harsh and Dreadful Love.
But to say something like, well, science has only just discovered dark matter, so how do you know god isn't out there too, beyond the reach, either temporarily or permanently, of Earth-bound science, is to misunderstand again the nature of science and, indeed, the nature of religion.
During the study period 1235 new patients (both foreign born and UK born) registered permanently, of which 453 (36.7%) attended a New Patient Health Check.
