Sentence examples for forever future from inspiring English sources
"Rand Paul, or whoever votes against Hcare Bill, will forever (future political campaigns) be known as 'the Republican who saved ObamaCare,' " Trump tweeted.
As lightening strikes, each member instantly atomises and becomes assimilated into their recording equipment, destined to play forever future rock n roll as an electronic garage band.
"You will be shocked, kids, how easy it is in life to part ways with people forever," Future Ted said.
It's a question pondered by a certain Robert Walker in this short film from Sascha Pohflepp called Forever Future, part of the MADE UP exhibition in Pasadena, California, which looks at Design's Fictions, or the ideas that never quite made it.
It could be me sliding into bed at night, exhausted not physically but mentally, trying to shut my eyes and black out the somber images, possibly inevitable horrific outcomes, and forever sorrowful future we may be given tomorrow, next week, next month,or next year.
"He wanted it to stay this way forever, so future generations could get the same kind of enjoyment here as he did".
James McGrory, who heads the anti-Brexit Open Britain group, said: "It is a shame that this initiative did not come earlier because some things have been lost forever to future generations, like Boris Johnson's moral compass.
Art that lives forever, influences future art.
The only way to ensure we won't forever condemn future generations to cleaning up our messes is to stop making them in the first place.
He also didn't realize that he had invited into his life a man who planned to stick with him forever — a future mentor and older friend who would encourage scholastic achievement while enjoying a movie or maybe a show with Francisco at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts.
And anyway, even when a body dies, he says, its soul, or Self, lives on, living forever in future and past, in an eternal cycle of karma and reincarnation until it is finally released from karma by defeating ego and materialism and sin.
