The phrase "everlasting by" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English
It is unclear what meaning or purpose it is intended to convey. Instead, you could use "enduring by" or "eternal by" for a similar meaning. Example: "Their love was enduring by their shared laughter and inside jokes." (meaning their love lasted because of their ability to make each other laugh and share inside jokes)
Books I have enjoyed include "Exit West," by Mohsin Hamid, "This Is How It Always Is," by Laurie Frankel, "Reading With Patrick," by Michelle Kuo, "An Everlasting Meal," by Tamar Adler, "Hillbilly Elegy," by J. D. Vance, and "Lincoln in the Bardo," by George Saunders.
It includes questions such as: Does God move any body immediately; if so, by a continuous everlasting movement, by a continuous but not everlasting movement, or by an instantaneous motion?
TUCK EVERLASTING Directed by Jay Russell; written by Jeffrey Lieber and James V. Hart, based on the book by Natalie Babbitt; director of photography, James L. Carter; edited by Jay Cassidy; music by William Ross; production designer, Tony Burrough; produced by Jane Startz and Marc Abraham; released by Walt Disney Pictures.
TUCK EVERLASTING, directed by Frederick King Keller; screenplay by Stratton Rawson, Fred A. Keller, Frederick King Keller and Jim Bisco; based on the novel by Natalie Babbitt; art director, Michael Bucur; music composed and performed by Malcolm Dalglish and Grey Larson; produced by Howard Kling.
Excerpted from "The Song of Everlasting Sorrow" by Wang Anyi Copyright 2008 by Michael Berry and Susan Chan.
However, God Almighty already told us in the Quran that we can only attain everlasting life by believing in Him and doing good works, but not by killing another human being!
Things are dubiously "declared everlasting / By brick laid in a pasture gone fallow," and as the poem progresses the language becomes less spiritual and more transactional, mechanical.
16 10 *DESIRE OF THE EVERLASTING HILLS, by Thomas Cahill.
"The Okinawa Way: How The World's Longest-Lived People Achieve Everlasting Health," by Dr. Bradley J. Willcox, Dr. D. Craig Willcox, and Dr. Makoto Suzuki, Clarkson Potter/Publishers, $24.95.
