Sentence examples for Remain eternally from inspiring English sources

I remain eternally grateful to him for that night in Birmingham.

That certainly suggests regulators must remain eternally vigilant against Microsoft's baser instincts.

In the near future, books will cost little or nothing, never go out of print and remain eternally available throughout the wired world.

To safeguard life and the liberties that we all appreciate so much, we must remain eternally vigilant against the great dangers of legalised injustice".

"We remain eternally grateful for the many, many words of support and prayers from all over the world on our son's behalf.

His advice and guidance allowed us to survive through an extremely challenging time and for that we will remain eternally grateful.

No doubt this is the price of remaining eternally vigilant against bogus and transient.

But his Requiem (which the conductor Hans von Bülow once disparaged as "Verdi's latest opera, though in ecclesiastical robes") has also remained eternally popular with audiences since its enthusiastic reception at its 1874 premiere in Milan.

Although Mr. Hatfield had a long and varied career as a character actor onstage and in films, his signature role was Dorian Gray, the sensualist who remained eternally youthful while his portrait in the attic aged and revealed his decline in graphic detail.

Eternal Egypt remains eternally fascinating.

We shall come to their various political accords shortly, as well as the areas on which they remain perhaps eternally divided.