Sentence examples for permanently united from inspiring English sources
Henceforth Castile and León were permanently united.
By his will Alfonso IX tried to disinherit his son, but the will was set aside, and Castile and Leon were permanently united in 1230.
Bernicia, in British history, a northern Anglo-Saxon kingdom that by the last quarter of the 7th century had become permanently united with its neighbour Deira to form the kingdom of Northumbria.
From there unspools the enduringly compelling story – a tangle of murder, espionage, plots, counterplots, rival claims, new heirs, old loyalties ("I have no hope but in you") and older treacheries all growing from and around the two women permanently united and divided by their blood, until eventually Elizabeth has Mary's spilled on the scaffold.
A person's skull is permanently united with his or her ribcage at the top of his or her body whereas the skull of an infant separates from his or her mother's pelvis during childbirth.
Speaking of "common" and "united" refugee and asylum policies, he said they had to "be permanently anchored in our policy approach and our rules".
Mr. Higgins said that American, which considered a run at US Airways in 1995, would be "permanently marginalized" if United were able to complete the transaction.
