Sentence examples for permanently said from inspiring English sources

"The Scottish Open wants to be here permanently," said Trump of his Aberdeen site.

"I believe her when she says she's retiring permanently," said Larry Scott, the chairman and chief executive of the WTA.

Three people in "leadership positions" in schools where cheating was discovered have lost their licenses permanently, said Kelly Henson, executive secretary of the commission.

"He and Anne-Marie have decided to move here permanently," said a member of Greece's small circle of royalists, referring to Constantine's Danish-born wife.

"This is something that's going to affect our business permanently," said Harry Weyandt, the owner of Nitro-Pak, an online company that sells emergency preparedness food and equipment.

In Heber Springs, Ark., the company sent a letter to workers telling them they would be laid off permanently, said Jackie D. McPherson, the city's mayor, who, as a volunteer firefighter, uses the company's gloves.

"We realized that there was this massive opportunity, that the economics of content and media distribution had shifted, and they had shifted permanently," says Steven Kydd, who oversees original content production for Demand Media.

Mayor Dave Bing of Detroit on Tuesday named Ralph Godbee, the city's interim police chief, to the role permanently, saying Mr. Godbee has shown he can "deliver the results" the city deserves.

If the group were to try to hold territory permanently, says Thomas Hansen of Control Risks, a London-based consultancy, it would lose the advantage of being able to hit and run at will.

"They'll come out of the downturn in much weaker shape and give up market share permanently," says industry consultant Maryann Keller.

No stigma is attached to setting aside one's marriage vows at Gerewol whether temporarily or permanently, says Human Planet director Tuppence Stone.