semipermanent

Once purchased, a flat screen has to be given a semipermanent place.

Shutting him down this far meant he was going into semipermanent storage.

As the only semipermanent resident in the place, he was allowed amenities.

All are described as semipermanent, because the artists are still living.

Instead, the organization, based in Baltimore, has longstanding, semipermanent relief programs.

"They are caught in a semipermanent state of homelessness."

A number of semipermanent Army camps were established to protect the settlers from each other.

Two days ago she had carefully painted her eyelids with semipermanent tattoo.

The garbage that lands there tends to take up semipermanent residence.

"So she just leaves with a semipermanent hickey on her neck?

While it hadn't been one of his more sober years, he was sure he'd remember having a semipermanent mate.

Perhaps with all the turmoil in their home country, they have decided to enter American employ on a semipermanent basis.

"The kids are getting locked into semipermanent relationships already," said Mary gloomily.

This allows them to build semipermanent or permanent villages.

So there has been some semipermanent change.

The Bermuda high is a semipermanent summer guest.

Why, she asks, should rules produce winners and losers on any permanent or semipermanent basis?

It is, frankly, what DC has always needed: a semipermanent freak show.

Seasons in the hills sometimes lengthened into semipermanent residence for wives and children.

All of the manufacturers offer plans to make would-be owners into semipermanent squatters.

"To put semipermanent detention facilities there doesn't pass the common-sense test."

I could tell that she had visions of my moving in on them as a semipermanent houseguest.

"It occurs to me that, er, you will want some, um, semipermanent location."

A. There is some risk that some of the reduction in demand over the last couple of years will be semipermanent.

The sidewalk outside the courthouse has become the site of a semipermanent news media encampment, nicknamed "the beach."