Sentence examples for certainly forever from inspiring English sources

That detail is almost certainly forever lost to history.

The goal was sound, but the opportunity lost, almost certainly forever.

And while you might not question a commander's authority, you'll certainly forever question his or her judgment.

Walter Jetz, a professor of ecology at Yale and a co-author of the Nature study, pointed out that these oddball species are the inheritors of tens of millions of years' worth of evolutionary history, not to mention unique ecological functions that, once lost, are almost certainly gone forever.

"This suffering will certainly not be forever".

Boing Boing is even more direct, warning the proposed legislation "would certainly kill us forever".

The other day, I stepped inside a polytunnel and wanted to stay in there forever, certainly until some time in March.

Nothing is forever, certainly no more than 10 years and probably just five, maybe one.

His memory will certainly live on forever in the minds of his children, but it should live on with all of us too.

All the rebels in the south who wanted to split the nation in two and destroy the United States forever certainly hated Lincoln.

Call him leaker, whistleblower, criminal, patriot, or otherwise -- that Snowden felt the need to leave the United States perhaps forever, certainly gives evidence to the currently biting presence of the chill.