Sentence examples similar to Forever oversee from inspiring English sources
He has agreed to restrictions preserving the island forever, and his foundation set aside $1.1 million for the Nature Conservancy to oversee the program and pay for the new job of Peconic Baykeeper to safeguard the surrounding area.
Mr Farage is the party leader, forever dashing between the UK, Brussels and Strasbourg and now has to oversee building an internal party infrastructure that can cope with its new scale and the scrutiny that will come with it.
You can't have Nato cops on the street overseeing this forever.
Bernanke did say a few things that illuminated that this otherwise closed-off man may be thinking more carefully about how history will evaluate his time overseeing – and forever changing – the Federal Reserve and the nation's financial system.
So the Prime Minister believes the best person to oversee his cuts agenda is an oilman whose last cuts job destroyed the Gulf of Mexico, possibly forever.
oversee the financing facility.
But that taboo seemed to be broken forever last year when a young DUP mayor, Gavin Robinson, oversaw a four-day St Patrick's festival featuring everything from Ulster Scots (ie culturally Protestant) folk groups to Gaelic dancing.
He's clearly throwing shade at bellyflops such as Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines and Batman Forever, where received wisdom tells us acclaimed directors oversaw the first two instalments only to see the third messed up by lesser talents.
"The galleries have convinced everyone not to bid," Mr. Hirst said last month, recounting the dream while overseeing the installation of "Beautiful Inside My Head Forever" his one-artist, two-day auction at Sotheby's.
