Sentence examples for stand permanently from inspiring English sources

The port town of Folkestone, for instance, has gained a reputation for public-art projects, including the Triennial, which in 2011 commissioned 19 works from international artists, some of which now stand permanently on the streets of the town.

Cardin said the temporary deal should not be allowed to stand permanently.

He was a force for change — social if not political — who stood permanently just off center stage.

He was a force for change social if not political who stood permanently just off center stage.

Such arguments stand within a long, undistinguished tradition of casting every act of everyday racism in Germany as evidence that the country stands permanently on the brink of the Fourth Reich.

Since as far back as I can remember, security trucks packed with armed, mostly illiterate young men stood permanently parked beside the university wall under a line of eucalyptus trees.

Vaz is said to be still considering whether to stand down permanently or temporarily from his committee role.

If convicted, Ms Rousseff will stand down permanently.

Mr Daubney has called on Mr Murphy to stand down permanently, claiming the email was a "serious attempt to undermine my position".

Consider the near South Side, where the river hosts huge drawbridges, once used by the railroads that serviced the stock-yards and lumber yards, and now stand unused, permanently arcing up into the sky.

By contrast, New York State's final budget proposal, as it stands today, permanently leaves our state without power over or remedy for abuses by Verizon and the cable companies.