Sentence examples for forever bring from inspiring English sources
A related question came from Cindi Canary, founder of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform: "The law has changed, but has the culture?" That's relevant since we'll need proof that money isn't unavoidably corrosive and won't forever bring access and influence, while shutting out the little guy.
Perhaps other films had been as funny, but this one seemed to contain for us a total laughter, a storehouse of laughter, like a hive where we children, spindly-legged as bees, would forever bring our foragings of fun to mellow and replenish this almost unbelievably collapsing mirth.
If you want them to live forever, bring up the cheat box and type in bugJarTimeDecay off.
He wants to concentrate on running Broadcom and the Irvine company removes distractions.The company's biggest public-relations problem is that people are forever bringing up George Orwell's "1984".
James Herbert's editing throws us in and out of the action, forever bringing us back to zero with a jerk – but with rhythmic variations, so that we don't hit the same points of the loop every time.
The title track has us up in the cockpit with a second world war pilot doomed to be forever bringing his spectral fighter back home over a changed and still changing Britain.
Feminine Forever brought this message to women and their doctors all over the country, supplemented by well-placed articles in women's magazines and news releases describing this bold, modern treatment.
I suspect the experience of reading this book, which led me to ask the librarian for the copy of "Myra Breckinridge" kept behind the counter, forever brought a frisson of the erotic to my involvement in politics and, well, not sure what exactly to the actual sex act.
Television changed the election process forever, bringing the candidates into the living room of every American.
He then told reporters he was hanging up his skates forever, bringing an end to one of the most celebrated careers in figure skating.
We pass the chicken rotisserie shop on the street and I imagine living here forever, bringing home a chicken, stewing potatoes in the fat.
