Sentence examples for becomes forever from inspiring English sources

You eat roast chicken and are diagnosed with a serious illness the next day and the meal becomes forever tainted.

Then, in the space of weeks, history accelerates, great events cascade upon each other, and the leader able to embody, define and propel them forward becomes forever identified with this transformative tide of hope.

Of course, a party can be fun, but it should not be a competition, nor so elaborate that it becomes forever the high spot in the child's or the family's life.

Petitioners contend, however, that existing copyrights extended to endure for that same term are not "limited". Petitioners' argument essentially reads into the text of the Copyright Clause the command that a time prescription, once set, becomes forever "fixed" or "inalterable". The word "limited," however, does not convey a meaning so constricted.

Because if we accept that there's not, the will to live becomes forever altered.

With this pivotal event and the forthcoming recording, Jackson becomes forever linked to the now-definitive American musical that just keeps on giving and giving.

In 1890 the future of the college became forever linked to the wealthy Duke family when church ties led to Trinity becoming the primary focus of the family's philanthropy.

Through a technical land-lease agreement, they became, forever, English.

Let me explain how my Princeton and my military service became forever entwined.

Babies deprived of either mothers or peers became forever unable to connect with others.

The messages became forever linked to the pleasant memories associated with the entertainment.