Sentence examples for forever draw from inspiring English sources

Left alone, the unwelcome additions could just fade into oblivion, while following them – successfully or otherwise – will forever draw attention to how Lucas botched his own creation.

Like some psychic twin-town project, Scandinavian producers are forever drawn to Ibiza.

Even from such heights, the New South is forever drawn back to old battles.

Hazard sliced through them that evening, forever drawing tentative defenders to him before spinning off at pace.

And whether he's shopping at Old Navy or a European boutique, Mr. Talton said he's forever drawn to form-fitting silhouettes, always with comfort in mind.

The beauty of these landscapes lies in their impenetrability: one, made up entirely of shadows, must be viewed at night; another may be seen only through a window whose blind is forever drawn.

She loathes the complacent idleness whereby contemporary Americans dismiss Puritanism and turn John Calvin, its great proponent, into an obscure, moralizing bigot: "We are forever drawing up indictments against the past, then refusing to let it testify in its own behalf — it is so very guilty, after all.

Everton first smothered Jorginho in mid-November and the Italy midfielder has still to offer any indication he can cope with being closed down – Juan Mata snuffed him out on Monday – with the focus forever drawn to N'Golo Kanté as he scuttles up and down the right, a cherished talent who suddenly finds himself without a natural berth.

In between, the star was forever drawn to characters at home with subterfuge (World's Greatest Dad) or a taste for the maudlin (The Birdcage).

"We can't go on forever drawing on the general fund account," he said.

His work is a potent legacy, forever drawing new generations into his dark and hilarious worldview.