Sentence examples for forever attached from inspiring English sources

Four years later, another "cf" was forever attached to Guidry's name in a most historic box score — the infamous pine tar game, resumed on Aug. 18, 1983.

There are two kinds of historic figures: those whose names are forever attached to their achievements, and those whose names slip away, even as their contributions live on.

It went on to say that his name was "forever attached to deep results and important concepts within Riemannian geometry, symplectic geometry, string theory and group theory".

It was those newcomers who turned the statue into the beacon of love it was never supposed to be and forever attached to it in spirit, if not actuality, a poem of philia at its most expansive.

While matched users can send pictures to each other, each is watermarked with their name and photo, discouraging anyone from sending something (naked shots, for example) that they do not want screen-shot and forever attached to their identity online.

This prevents anyone from sending something that they wouldn't want forever attached to their identity online.

Getting this decision wrong will doom future generations forever!" Attaching apocalyptic urgency to the present issue does not, by the way, happen only in politics.

Little did Crippen know that the phrase "North London Cellar Murder" would forever be attached to his name.

(Mr. Mayfield is the subject of a sad footnote that will forever be attached to the King concerts. He was paralyzed after a lighting scaffold fell on him there during a windstorm in 1990).

It wasn't the first time something like that happened, but somehow it stuck and now Barbra's name will forever remain attached to the phenomenon.

Spooner, who's forever going to be attached to it (his Instagram bio snarkily states, "And yeah I made the afropunk movie"), has moved on to tattoo artistry.