Sentence examples for set up permanent from inspiring English sources

Tradesmen began advertising vigorously, and grocers set up permanent stores, such as Fortnum & Mason (1757).

June, Titus & Angevine and Van Amburgh's Menagerie also set up permanent establishments in the larger cities.

"There is a right to protest but there is no right to set up permanent camps.

But many are hostile (or at best indifferent) to any "right" to set up permanent protest camps.

The servicemen will operate 28 vessels during the 2012 Games and will then set up permanent pleasure cruises immediately after.

Officials in Moscow were also concerned that the United States would set up permanent bases in their backyard.

Now begins the delicate and difficult work of setting up permanent housing arrangements for homeless people, many of whom have psychiatric or medical problems that require ongoing counseling and other services.

But it was clear that there was no prospect of the US or Nato setting up permanent bases in Poland or elsewhere in eastern Europe, a no-go area since the end of the cold war.

Setting up permanent outposts on the moon or Mars would be like taking out a species-level insurance policy against such events — to say nothing of the ancillary economic benefits of space exploration.

Under the second Pulitzer particularly, the P-D, as it is widely known, greatly improved its international coverage, though not by the usual practice of setting up permanent bureaus in foreign capitals.

Last summer founded political action committee Responsible New York; reform group pledged $5 million to state legislature candidates from Republican and Democratic parties, working on setting up permanent Albany office.