Sentence examples for forever created from inspiring English sources
But superiority was enough – the Virginia solution forever created a fissure between poor whites and blacks that the wealthy and powerful have taken full advantage of ever since.
From iOS, to Safari, the iPhone and the iPad, Steve Jobs' vision has forever altered the course of how we view the Web and thus forever created a new road for how we'll see information in the future.
Forever creating -- a painting, a book, a dinner, a dress -- Ms. Cowles has few objets made by other hands that do not attest to a friendship with the objet's maker.
Smit writes: "It paid off when they became known as Run DMC … The endorsement was the first of its kind between a band and a sports company, forever creating a bond between music and athletics".
No matter what job we get or relationship we embark upon, the practice of doing the same thing every day is a form of monotony we're not easily accustomed to, and the thought of it continuing on forever creates terror in our liberated souls.
"A corporate culture takes forever to create and forever to change," said Scharlene.
May 4 at 2 and 7 p.m. $25 to $56. "Forever Tango," created and directed by Luis Bravo.
The duet "Forever" was created for a Dancers Responding to AIDS event.
I only know that he was in love with the suburbs, the rapidly replicating ripple-rings of new housing, filling up the vacant farms and woodlots and horse pastures beyond Jackson's limits, the reverberance of the postwar economic boom and of the white race-anxiety that changed the character of old urban life in Mississippi forever, and created the New South.
Exotic matter really exists, in a sense; indeed, the rules of quantum mechanics require that it is forever being created and annihilated on tiny scales.
What Bremer did was overthrow the Sunni technocratic class that had governed Iraq since forever and created a power vacuum that everybody knew would most likely be filled by religious Shiites aligned with Iran -- which is exactly what happened.
