Sentence examples for forever may from inspiring English sources

As he led me to a tiny back office where, judging by the sweet-briny smell, the gefilte-fish supply used to be stored, Little Bobby sang, "May you live forever, may you never know death, may you float like Joshie, on a newborn's breath".

But living forever may not be all it's cracked up to be, and then what?

Will Donner Tom Sturridgee), the homeless street performer who lopes through James Keach's terminally warm and fuzzy "Waiting for Forever," may be either or both.

"Beautiful Inside My Head Forever" may have been an historic moment in artist empowerment, but such performances risk destroying the delicate ecology of living artists' markets.

Live Forever may lack complicated harmonies and melancholic overtones but often the best and most influential tracks do, and back then, for that generation, it meant everything.

JASCHA KESSLER Professor of English and Modern Literature University of California, Los Angeles Jeffrey Rosen suggests that the threat of past indiscretions, legal or illegal, persisting in the reservoir of available knowledge forever, may prevent us from "starting anew".

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Duke Nukem Forever: May 3.

"Mad Men" ends forever May 17, and there are some things it'd be lovely to get from it before it goes.

That era will not last forever; it may not even last more than another four years.

That is the year when Jeter, the forever Yankee, may not be playing shortstop anymore.