Masonry is generally a highly durable form of construction.

"But then the balance was broken, and sitcoms proved to be the most durable form, easier to produce, easier to make money off of."

In the bargain, he contributed mightily to the birth of opera and its establishment as a durable form.

Since that project's completion in 1982, it has sometimes seemed as if every instance of mortality must be publicly commemorated in durable form.

Since the work had wide distribution in a durable form, its propaganda value, though not immediate, was considerable over the long run.

The challenge is making the transition from near-medieval monarchy to a durable new form of government without disrupting tradition or creating instability.

But at another and deeper level, Koestler turned to communism to renew bourgeois civilisation in a more durable form.

When fighting as a gladiator, he mostly relied on his physical power and extremely durable form, rather than actual fighting skills.

Kościuszko believed that Napoleon would not restore Poland in any durable form.

The guide is a succinct, compact, handy reference guide produced in an accessible and durable form.