Sentence examples for could forever have from inspiring English sources

If I feel this frustration, knowing that thousands of people could forever have an image of me as something I'm not, what on Earth must it be like for Nigella Lawson?

The sign was in place when the interior of the terminal was given landmark status in 1980 and could theoretically have remained forever -- had it been untouched.

People could have forever associated me with Balenciaga … Now I can imagine a whole new vocabulary.

It was the most successful Paralympic Games in history, to a point where it could have forever changed the way the Paralympics are perceived.

There's the feeling that something went horribly wrong somewhere along the way, and that if only it had been kept under wraps, hermetically sealed and locked away in Seattle forever, it could have been saved.

If only they'd held back by two days it could have forever linked romance with unmanned space exploration.

He could have forever eliminated any deficit/debt concerns we have now by simply agreeing to get rid of tax breaks for the rich and corporations.

I had to ask myself, why can't we look at our romantic relationships as a full-length movie, or something that we could have forever, 'til death do us part?

Now, I'm fully prepared to admit this could very well be me being overly sensitive or overly bitchy or overly whatever, but it just seems like someone over at Forever 21 could have given the items in their Columbus Day sale a little more thought.

It was suggested that the early RNA world may have occurred in freezing conditions [ 21, 22] – however, surely such a cold environment could not have last forever.

'My wife said, "My God, if we could get hold of her, we could have free babysitting forever!"' says Peter.