In contrast, the United States, with all its rhetoric, high and mighty goals, and capital expenditures for what seems to be an eternity, generates about 3 percent of its electrical energy from renewables.
"I have a lot more trouble understanding why people are willing to forgo an eternity for concerns about what their peers think.
So while Carroll's family spent what might have seemed like an eternity worried sick about the kid, he appears to have been enjoying the sunshine, growing his hair out, and presumably listening to "What I Got" on repeat, living a parent-free life on the road.
" 'The Fly-Truffler' isn't about a year in Provence," he said, "it's about an eternity".
We're getting messages from users of Windows Live that the service has been down for about 11 hours — an eternity in Internet time.
It took what seemed like an eternity, but was probably about 10 or 15 minutes, to find him.
I turned around and asked Bonnie, 'How long we been here?' and she said, 'Twenty-five minutes.' I said, 'Jeeesus Christ!' I thought we'd been there about an eternity.
The alternative, though, doesn't bear thinking about: an eternity of over-promising and under-delivering.
Maybe a more suitable punishment would be an eternity listening to others boast about their offspring's accomplishments, as a mysterious paralysis stops us opening our mouths to boast about our own.
I'm not going to speculate about how an eternity without death is structured.
