Sentence examples for eternal days from inspiring English sources

"Here is a once in a lifetime and into eternity opportunity to spend your eternal days directly above Marilyn Monroe," ran the eBay auction description.

The prospect of eternal days of sunshine, frothy novels and morning yoga to keep me from morphing into a true sloth seemed like heaven.

Those who obeyed the moral code went to live in the sun's warmth, while others spent their eternal days in the cold earth.

When the male chorus Cantus of Minnesota takes up "Simple Gifts" on its new CD, "That Eternal Day" (Cantus Recordings CTS-1210), in an arrangement by Stephen Caracciolo, tenors alternate lines, distending each sentimentally and pausing distractedly, over a backdrop of drones.

It was amazing, but it also felt dangerous, because the division between night and day is a border, perhaps the most fundamental one we have, and up there it was abolished, first in an eternal night, then in an eternal day.

The effect of this is to place the novel in an eternal present day, in which the characters' emotional lives are foregrounded and the political and cultural Zeitgeist is rendered into vague scenery.

We see the human face of those statistics every day, and although I am an eternal optimist, most days are tinged with upset and anger.

Rabbi Hendel's mission is a bit more eternal than 16 days in August.

The 'reluctant hero' who finds himself cast into a leadership role has been a mainstay of popular culture since days eternal, of course.

With the Fishes Don Brawley got the idea for his company, Eternal Reefs, one day a few years back from his father-in-law, who was watching as Mr. Brawley dropped concrete balls in the sea around Florida to build up disappearing coral reefs.

In contrast to the pictures of belching factories, Musk's vision of the sustainable-energy future care of Tesla features bluebell days of eternal sunshine and battery-powered sports cars cruising down mountain passes, and a plateau on the CO2-concentration graph.