Sentence examples for forever captured from inspiring English sources

For $5, they would spend a few hours posing, their young faces forever captured in calendars, greeting cards and paintings.

It was also in 1952 that Mr. Schwartz heard Sinatra singing "The Birth of the Blues," and was forever captured.

The Yorkshire moors are forever captured by the Brontës; Exmoor has Lorna Doone, Bodmin Moor Jamaica Inn, but Dartmoor's only famous novel is The Hound of the Baskervilles.

Meanwhile, as the Greek daily Eleftherotypia noted the other day, it's time "to say goodbye to the Greece you knew": the Greece of boundless pleasures, forever captured by the great poet Constantine Cavafy, who wrote: And he thinks of Prudence, how it fooled him, how he always believed — what mad- ness — that cheat who said: "Tomorrow.

Jim Leavelle, 83, the detective in the cowboy hat who was manacled to Oswald and whose grimace at the moment of shooting was forever captured in a prize photograph, holds regular reunions with the handful of fellow retirees who helped wrestle Ruby to the ground.

Here's that memorable set, forever captured and eternally streaming via Red Bull Music Academy Radio.

Perhaps it was that her stepfather, Nathan Farb, was a photographer, forever capturing images of the past.

Here Michael helped forever capture in three minutes and twenty-three seconds what love and lust feels and sounds like.

He wanted to hold this moment forever, to capture Jesus' dazzling brightness, to make sure Moses and Elijah didn't get away.

My desire, joy and anger would burst into expression and be captured forever on celluloid.

Everything is captured forever in the cloud these days and that cloud is now dripping with our ugliest thoughts.