7 sentences with “permanently”

By the end of the 16th century, the lines of division within Western Christendom were permanently drawn.

The Arctic region has most of its 17 million square metres of land area permanently covered by ice, with layers as thick as three to four metres.

For better or worse, by the time of his death in 14 CE, Octavian had permanently dismantled the Roman Republic and replaced it with the Roman Empire.

The Dutch described these attacks as the "Spanish fury", and not only permanently undermined the economy of the cities that were sacked, but also gave a huge impetus to the Dutch Revolt itself.

The people of Constantinople and the eastern empire did not call it "Byzantium" or themselves "Byzantines" - they continued to refer to themselves as "Romans" long after Rome itself was permanently out of their territory and control.

In reality, only under Charlemagne was the Holy Roman Empire a truly united state, but the concept (with several emperors exercising at least some degree of authority) survived until 1806 when it was finally dismantled permanently by Napoleon.

Julius Caesar filled the Senate with his supporters and established military colonies in the lands he had conquered as a reward for his loyal troops (who became guarantors of Roman power in those lands, as the veterans and their families would now live there permanently).