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Lastingly; for all time. Already at the end of the first Punic war some eminent Romans were in their full manhood. whose names are enduringly associated with the events of the second. Dr. Arnold, Hist. Rome, xlii.

He led them through the portals of the railway building into Eloff Street and grinned as he looked up that well-remembered thoroughfare. — The Sound of Thunder
Because of the lines at the corners of her mouth and eyes, the self-satisfied smirk seemed enduringly etched on her face. — Soul of the Fire
For the most part, she appeared unremarkable, except for the knowing, self-satisfied smirk that seemed enduringly etched in her face. — The Pillars of Creation
Sister Perdita stood at the top of one of the prominent ridges along the trail's tortuous descent, waiting for them, watching them with silent displeasure set enduringly in the lines of her implacable face. — The Pillars of Creation
Then they went to the captain's cabin. — A Place Called Freedom