Sentence examples for forever be better from inspiring English sources

America will forever be better off.

Foster-to-adopt parents who see their home as a safe place for children to heal, whether for a little while or forever, will be better able to stay sane through the process and continue to help the children in their care.

Though you don't have to hide your enthusiasm forever, you may be better off finding a better time to make your comment.

But you can't expand forever; perhaps it would be better, another character suggests, to establish a "self-sufficient, introspective civilization".

We will move heaven and earth to be better together forever.

Last night, the lives of many were forever changed and it is up to us to be better people.

Know that you can't protect your children forever, and they're better off learning life's lessons sooner than later.

It may seem to take forever, but slower is better, and you're less likely to make lots of noise if you were to bang the door into anything.

The radioactive tracer method would forever be linked to imaging, for better or for worse.

No matter how long it takes you to do so, you'll forever be one-upping your abilities and getting better and better.

Pink's hit "Glitter in the Air" conveyed a similar message of living boldly and freely and embracing extremes in the full knowledge that good things don't last forever and that it's better to face your fears than to run away.