Sentence examples for for ever associated from inspiring English sources

To be for ever associated with a certain successful idea is a form of immortality.

Wang's spring/summer 2014 collection turned the 90s classic "Parental Advisory" label – for ever associated with gangster rap of the era – into sweatshirts, swiftly sported by Rihanna.

"Get on your bike" is a political refrain for ever associated with Norman Tebbit and unemployment in 1980s Britain, but will it do anything for Saudi Arabia?

The Leigh Francis comedy show, Bo' Selecta!, arrived, which damned David to be for ever associated with a giant rubber mask and nasal northern accent.

It was sent by Paula Clennell, a name which will be for ever associated with the serial killer whose shadow casts terror across the streets of Suffolk.

She played Al Jolson, whose voice would instantly remind her of our father, a Jolson devotee; songs for ever associated with meeting her husband at Manchester University; and laughed as she listened again to the Shirley Bassey classic Kiss Me, Honey Honey, Kiss Me, which she used to sing to her girls at bath time.

The legacy of that series, for audiences, is to for ever associate the actor with academia.

Not a word I, for one, had ever associated with the jug-eared, plasticine-faced actor.

Why, for example, is Cumbria only ever associated with William Wordsworth and Alfred Wainwright, John Ruskin and Beatrix Potter - none of who actually wrote novels as such.

Barack Obama is not responsible for the views and associations of everyone he has ever associated with.

It was not a forum for explaining policies or defining ideals, certainly none ever associated with Mr. McCain.