Sentence examples for but for ever from inspiring English sources
But for ever doesn't last as long it used to.
Beautiful places, holy places, lost not only to them, but for ever.
Not for a year or for an age but for ever.
And if they win, it will be trickle-up, foreigners are nasty, crush the poor, sod the NHS, greed is excellent, hooray for landlords and colossal corporations ruling the world, just as they already do – but for ever.
Five noblemen imprisoned by Charles I for refusing to lend the king money to pay for the Thirty Years' War sought writs of habeas corpus; they argued that, without charges, "imprisonment shall not continue for a time, but for ever".
"It's very clear/our love is here to stay/not for a year but for ever and a day/In time the Rockies may tumble, Gibraltar may crumble/They're only made of clay/but our love is here to stay" Pont Neuf, 1st A masterpiece of film noir, Rififi stars stylish Jean Servais as an ex-convict who wants to mastermind one last big heist in a jewellery store, at the corner of rue de la Paix and place Vendôme.
Not pure, not perfect, but sound for ever.
And we all lived happily for a while — but not for ever after.
They can be kept in freezers for a while, but not for ever".
But not for ever: Mr Kennedy's 11-year-old grandson has already announced his candidacy for the Senate in 2044.
