Sentence examples for forever followed from inspiring English sources

The first line boldly endorsed a perpetual Union – "The Union forever" – followed by a strong dismissal of secession: "Down with the traitor, up with the star".

Their mother, the confused Mary, hovers in the flickering blue and white background where Have a Go is forever followed by Dixon of Dock Green.

The last president to swear off alcohol was George W. Bush, who seems doomed to have his name forever followed by the words, "and we know how that turned out".

Perhaps the standout phrase in the speech, though, is this: "I know I won't be in politics forever," followed a few sentences later by: "I'm forever looking for ways to try to get out of Whitehall".

It was Sullivan who came up with the much-quoted principle: "Form forever follows function".

Whoever publishes first wins the honor of determining the Latin name that will forever follow the species.

Spice Girls, Forever Following the departure of Geri "Ginger Spice" Haliwell in 2000, the girl group superstars went for a name of defiant permanence.

Back in his trailer later Mr. LeBlanc was musing about Joey Tribbiani, who will forever follow him — not that he minds, for instance, that strangers call him Joey more than they call him Matt.

Lissie's album Back to Forever follows in October on Columbia Records.

"Forget Forever" follows the standard ballad structure, and its first verse is accompanied by just a simple guitar riff and subtle synths.

I cried to him in exasperation, terrified of the stigma that would forever follow my girls now that they were children of divorce.