Sentence examples for forever felt like from inspiring English sources
All I knew was that something in the dysfunction of the Knicks had reawakened part of me dormant since childhood, and it sparked a strange process of assimilation with New York, which had forever felt like a nemesis.
For all its antic comedy, "Nothing Lasts Forever" feels like both an artistic archeology and a self-analysis.
There was none of the scrum and thrill of a sample sale (where I spent £90 on Alexander McQueen boots that I've worn for three years now) or the gallery-like awe of Mount Street or Bond Street, where I will forever feel like the shopping scene in Pretty Woman.
Parenthood pretty much guarantees that 8pm will forever feel like 2am.
Never fully explained "mechanical difficulties" were announced by an amplified voice (not immediately distinguishable from the other amplified voices we had been hearing for what felt like forever), as the actors in the scene deflated before our eyes.
Plus, toddler hugs and kisses are even more special after a couple days apart (although a weekend always feels like forever).
"It was up there forever, I felt like, in slow motion," said Aubrey Dawkins of Central Florida.
I felt grateful for everything in my life and for the first time in forever, I felt like everything was going to be okay.
On Batman Forever, I felt like I was making a movie.
Later, Chris O'Donnell said, "On Batman Forever, I felt like I was making a movie.
