Sentence examples for because it is forever from inspiring English sources

But the name of his killer, Jack Henry Abbott, is indelible, because it is forever twinned with that of his patron, Norman Mailer.

At moments like that you lose your dignity and you might lose your home, but do you then have to lose your reputation because it is forever on the internet?" Costeja has become a pioneer for the idea of the "right to be forgotten", taking his case against Google to the European court of justice in Luxembourg, where a ruling is expected by the end of the year.

Because it's forever evolving now.

Now this one I should know because it's forever coming up in my conversations.

It is forever open because of its cognitive movement.

"As far as the World Championship is concerned I rather like to think we could leave it exactly as it is forever because I think it is an eccentric piece of British sport, where you have semi-finals lasting three or four days and go to matches and don't see a result.

A Roth IRA is worth more than a conventional IRA because withdrawals from it are forever tax-free and because there are no required minimum distributions.

She's still going to be mad at you because it's been forever since you called.

And I knew it was forever because we were already having a kid.

You've given the gift that keeps on giving, because it is imprisoned forever in the sunken city of R'lyeh.

The problem is I can't get on the phone with you in the future and say, "Well, I've done it, I have lived forever," because it's never forever.