Sentence examples for forever end from inspiring English sources
Their makers promise that the new machines will simplify voting and forever end the prospect of pregnant and hanging chads.
I would urge anyone with a friend or family member coping with dementia to know that as hard as it is to witness it, walking away will forever end the activity of neuro-pathways crucial for recognition.
Fisher challenged the faith that trusting the nation's financial regulators to dissolve large, systemically-important financial institutions the next time they near collapse will forever end Too Big To Fail.
Though the Treasury Department has largely opposed these moves, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew appeared to endorse additional efforts that regulators deemed necessary to forever end the perception that some banks remain too big to fail.
Dodd-Frank, the 2010 law that reformed U.S. financial regulation, was written in part to forever end the perception that the U.S. government would rescue failing big banks out of fear that allowing them to fail would cause a financial panic.
Later on in his speech though, Ferrandino also quoted conservative icon Ayn Rand, calling her one of his favorite authors before saying "we must acknowledge that all committed couples deserve equal protection under the law, forever end Colorado's 'hate state' nickname, and, with bipartisan cooperation, pass civil unions this year".
It is often said that Pearl Harbor forever ended American isolationism.
That's why they are forever ending up in A&E departments, which aren't equipped to meet their needs".
That already sublime evening, at the end of a week that seemed to last forever, ended in a wonderfully I-love-New York way.
More surprising was that Total Strife Forever ended up gaining the kind of mainstream attention that seldom befalls artists championed by the Quietus: a Mercury prize nomination has, alas, proved unforthcoming for Acting the Rubber Pig by Daniel Patrick Quinn, or Chrononautz's Public Domain Fuckover Series.
When I left New York for Montana in 1990, I wasn't planning to stay away forever, ending up as one of those sad, displaced sophisticates who can't eat a corned beef sandwich at the truck stop without telling everybody sitting nearby that real New York Reubens use Swiss cheese, not Velveeta -- and by the way, did you know I sang on Broadway once?
