Those words have become part of the imperishable literature of freedom.
This was readily agreed to, and we were able thus to get a close view of this city of imperishable fame.
She carries to her grave an imperishable crown and the heartfelt homage of the people whom she served and loved.
Apparently, pottery is virtually imperishable and lasts longer than almost anything else.
I think that when the full story is told their name will shine imperishable on the pages of history.
To our imperishable glory, for a whole year, in 1940–41, we stood alone against the worst that the barbarians could do.
I formed an imperishable memory of those views; that there was an overwhelming desire for an enduring peace.
The parcel may contain also imperishable rationed food that may have been given to the prisoner of war.
