Sentence examples for can forever be from inspiring English sources

Every tiny flaw can forever be immortalized on video, which in turn can stifle artists from taking risks, resulting in note-perfect boring performances.

They will not be involved in a second successive European final but they can forever be proud of how close they came.

We can forever be students of the natural laboratory around us if we choose to be, and are lucky to have such a rich tapestry of life and nature almost anywhere we look.

Salvador Dalí, 1931 The arguments about the meaning of Dalí's 1931 masterpiece can forever be rehashed – are the droopy watches a surrealist rejoinder to Freudian fear of impotence or Einsteinian theory of relativity?

It is also about accretion: elements can forever be added or altered; a collage to which more and more is done may become turgid and unattractive, or newly beautiful.

CARNEGIE HALL It is a great boon to latter-day Carnegie Hall programmers and marketers that Tchaikovsky — having conducted a work of his own at the hall's opening concert, in 1891 — can forever be commemorated as a sort of founding father.

Who can forget "Let Forever Be" in which the special effects were all done by hand?

On a Clear Day You Can See Forever was a moderate success but did not lead to any offers to direct.

Y ou Can Live Forever is a boisterous, colourful beginning, and though some of its darker elements don't entirely convince, Alice is a plucky and memorable heroine.

Arram Sabeti, the thirty-year-old founder of a tech company called ZeroCater, told me, "The proposition that we can live forever is obvious.

In another example, the upcoming "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever" was planned as an Off Broadway musical until we got Harry Connick Jr., and then it became a Broadway musical.