Sentence examples for forever expecting from inspiring English sources

Phil is forever expecting, taking, or making calls, although we never see the stars to whom, or of whom, he chats not because he's a fraud but because the movie gods of that epoch were and remain, to anyone of Allen's vintage, beyond human reckoning, and certainly beyond impersonation.

Her epigraph -- taken from Maeterlinck's play "Pelleas et Melisande" -- forewarns us that we're in for something a little more complicated than crusading social fiction: "I have been watching you; you were there, unconcerned perhaps, but with the strange distraught air of someone forever expecting a great misfortune, in sunlight, in a beautiful garden".

It's the kind of story which exists in the past tense – a vivid childhood memory – and I was forever expecting a narrative voiceover from the grownup Ellis to come in, as if in an episode of TV's The Wonder Years, to tell us that after that summer, things would never be the same again.

Phil is forever expecting, taking, or making calls, although we never see the stars to whom, or of whom, he chats — not because he's a fraud but because the movie gods of that epoch were and remain, to anyone of Allen's vintage, beyond human reckoning, and certainly beyond impersonation.

We have been sucked in by one-dimensional storylines and misogynistic advertising hooks for years, taking the word of teen magazines as law, forever expecting cookie-cutter happy endings for cookie-cutter characters.

Up there I saw my brother, who is not eight, as I forever expect him to be, but thirty, and who appeared completely relaxed, as if born with mike in hand.

Forever 21 expects to provide additional updates once the specific stores and timeframes involved are clarified.

This summer, not even the champions "Apollo 13" and "Batman Forever" are expected to crack $200 million, and only five films will gross more than $100 million, but as many as 25 films will take in $35 million or more.

Here the harmony is like couture--you're building the dress on the woman". Ross isn't expecting another "Forever Plaid". The new show "doesn't have the same laughs.

And I know some may be thinking, "what if you can't stay at the position where you are now?" I understand that in some industries you can't stay in a position forever - promotions are expected - so if you find yourself not enjoying the "better" position, just know that it's completely ok to consider other work options.

This "forever young" generation expected to live well into our 80s and 90s, we just didn't expect to look and feel so old in a narcissistic culture.