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Meanings of permanent fixture in English

We have no meanings for "permanent fixture" in our records yet.
Usage of permanent fixture in English
1
Therefore, Hutch had become a permanent fixture in the first lady's retinue.
The apostle
2
It was getting to the point where he was a permanent fixture.
Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony
3
Out in the bay the USS John Barry is a permanent fixture.
The Irish Times
4
George had become a permanent fixture, and was only slightly older than she.
The house
5
She says the Youth Parliament should be a permanent fixture to prepare future leaders.
Radio NZ
6
Queues are a permanent fixture at the market in town.
The Guardian
7
She herself was not a permanent fixture in the camp.
Big Timber: A Story of the Northwest
8
I've not been well recently, but I'm hoping this contraption isn't a permanent fixture.
Never let me go
9
In Soviet times, a 100m-long queue was a permanent fixture.
The Guardian
10
This social stratification became a permanent fixture of English society.
Our Legal Heritage : 600-1776 King Aethelbert - King George III
11
Fans pushing aside the confusion (is it a permanent fixture or not?)
News.com.au
12
Regardless, councillor Pauline Cotter was hopeful they would become a permanent fixture in Christchurch.
Radio NZ
13
A homeless shelter specifically for women will now be a permanent fixture in Christchurch.
Radio NZ
14
The question is: will K-pop become a permanent fixture?
The Guardian
15
This car is a permanent fixture in our Lotto garage: the best Toyota ever built.
The Irish Times
16
Joseph hadn't mentioned Dotty because he hadn't thought of her as being a permanent fixture.
Another part of the wood
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Permanent fixture through the time
Permanent fixture across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common