Sentence examples for forever go from inspiring English sources
Somewhere there's a Paul Thomas Anderson masterwork that will forever go unmade because Hoffman was contracted to do this.
Monday is Totti's 34th birthday, and he has, someday, to accept that he cannot forever go on being Roma's match winner.
It also signalled the beginning of Hopkins' apparent quest to become one of the most hated – but frequently wheeled out – media talking heads in Britain and as such will forever go down in TV history.
With exactly 42 more points (so far) than they won in 2013, DCU will forever go down in history as the team that best exemplifies Major League Soccer's beneficent competitive parity.
Listen to some VCs and you might think that rookie entrepreneurs will forever go wanting; any precious capital still available is being reserved for those visionaries with real track records.
As we said in our video together, that date will forever go down in history.
But one spirit was forever gone from his life.
"That mind-set is forever gone," Zito said.
The dream of being a gold medalist is forever gone".
He was, as she put it, "forever going to school".
A light is forever gone from our lives, a vast hole remains.
