Sentence examples for permanently until from inspiring English sources

The bishopric was not reestablished permanently until 1161.

Agnes permanently until September, he was optimistic that an acquisition would take place.

Closer to home The Vikings first invaded England at Lindisfarne in 793, but didn't settle permanently until 876 – they stayed nearly 200 years.

One of five children, she did not live in the United States permanently until she was 13 years old, when her family moved to Michigan from China.

It was very important for me not to move to England permanently until I had a success in America, so I would know that I wasn't running away from something.

On Tuesday at the United Nations, the French said they were willing to agree to immediately suspend the penalties, but not to lift them permanently until they could verify that Iraq had disarmed.

The matter will not be decided permanently, however, until the trade organization reaches a decision.

The remains will be kept there permanently or until new forensic technologies permit them to be linked to individuals who died in the attack.

A fort, built there in 1838 during the Seminole Wars and named for its commander, Major William Lauderdale, gave its name to the town, which was not permanently settled until about 1893.

The fruit was stored by an arctic ground squirrel in its burrow on the tundra of northeastern Siberia and lay permanently frozen until excavated by scientists a few years ago.

Surveyed in 1806 as part of Rockport township, the area was not permanently settled until James Nicholson arrived from Connecticut in 1818; several dozen settlers were there by the following year and named the community Rockport.