Sentence examples for forever becomes from inspiring English sources
The winner of this battle will determine whether the Trump name forever becomes synonymous with climate heroism or villainy.
"Sha la la la, man, why don't you just slip her away?" And, in that way, what is consequential becomes a matter of fact, what is dead becomes beautiful, and what is forever becomes never again.
Saying goodbye to Mr Percival, or at least acknowledging he won't be around forever, becomes a metaphor for Mike growing up and transitioning from the simple wonder of childhood to a world of greys and complications.
Then there's Cormac O'Connor, who, in Pete Hamill's Forever, becomes an orphan in 1700s Ireland before going to America for what turns out to be an extraordinary, and extraordinarily long, life in Manhattan.
Toland's technique, which changed filmmaking forever, became known as "deep focus".
She wants to stay in here forever, become a saint, a fleshless thing with glittering bones.
As long as there is a fraction of space to build something on, grassy fields will forever become layered in steel and concrete.
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"Live Forever" became Oasis' first top ten hit, reaching number ten on the British singles charts in 1994.
Faded memories returned, incidents that might otherwise have been lost forever became once more vivid.
Wakanda forever! became 2018's Black Power!, each's meaning deeply weaved together.
