Sentence examples for forever might be from inspiring English sources

Even though living forever might be disastrous, this science is still worth pursuing.

Viva Forever might be a bit too intense and emotional to played before sporting events.

Rather, I suspect this promised great secret that will "change the course of Doctor Who forever" might be the thing we discussed above: that faced with his final destiny, this sexless man finally realises that he loves his "wife".

A number of small coincidences are suggesting that Duke Nukem Forever might be showing its face at PAX. Duke's voice actor, Jon St . John is doing a Q&A there, and 3D Realms and Take Two executives are behaving suspiciously.

But we've seen the song sharing in action, and have actually shared songs from one Zune to another, and while it's not instant, "takes forever" might be a little much.

The economic theories that reassure Washington that it can always maintain its huge deficits forever might be right, but they don't do jack for the states, and they never will.

"If you run a hairbrush through someone's hair for dozens of years, isn't there some sort of resonant static electricity that stays there forever?" There might be an appliance theme to the haunting of the Merchant's House, a nineteenth-century town house in the East Village that was owned by a single family until 1933, when it was turned into a museum.

Since you can't avoid a hair-clogged drain forever, this might be a fear you just have to face more often than others.

Wishing to live forever, for example, might be a nightmarishly bad choice.

In 1970, he reappeared with a musical that changed Broadway forever, "Company," which might be called the first modernist musical.

He had long dreamed that the Hubble, which he and the other astronaut servicing teams had said goodbye to forever in 2009, might be visited again and upgraded one more time to do the dark energy work.