Sentence examples for want something permanent from inspiring English sources
"I want something permanent".
"Invasive technologies are actually more desirable for a patient who is missing a limb or is paralysed," says Jackson. "They might not want to have to wear something on their head, they might want something permanent and incorporated into their body".
"I wanted something permanent in my life," she said.
After years of wearing yellow Livestrong wristbands, she wanted something permanent.
From my perspective, consumers don't want something as permanent as an app for an experience as transient as shopping or browsing.
If you want something slightly more permanent, simply use permanent markers.
Most families that retain him to set up these entities want something far more permanent.
"We want something solid and permanent in the entertainment capital of the world, and we are hoping to have a presence in New York for 12 months a year," Mr. Laliberté said.
He knew he wanted something more permanent, something that reflected his taste, even if he wasn't certain what that meant.
Beyond that, Republicans want something — making all the Bush tax cuts permanent — that they don't have the votes to pass in Congress.
"People want something that is more lightweight than a message and less permanent".
