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Chicago-area sports remained a fixure on the station.

No lamps, illumination being provided by an overhead fixure which looks like the one in the room I woke up in yesterday.

The act was formed in 2004 by Corby and Francine Power and became a successful fixure in their home country's Dance music scene.

The hereditary poets that were a fixure of court life in medieval Ireland serving as entertainers, advisors and genealogists maintained practices of and enjoyed a similar status as the pre-Christian fili.

Current improvements such as "brain fingerprinting" or lie detection using EEG or fMRI could give rise to a set fixure of loci/emotional relationships in the brain, although these technologies are still years away from full application.

The speech to the nonpartisan group composed of businessmen and teachers, the second of three foreign policy addresses this week, included the sharp attack on Senator Dan Quayle, the Republican Vice Presidential nominee, that has become a fixure of Mr. Dukakis's recent message.