Sentence examples for forever much from inspiring English sources

He can't run Berkshire forever, much as he might like to.

When I was only nine or 10, I read Judy Blume's Forever, much to my mother's horror.

A pipe can jam and play on seemingly forever, much like a stuck car horn and about as pleasant to listen to.

If they achieve that, it will make the 1998 season a dramatic one, one that historians will recall forever, much like the 1972 season, when Miami went 14-0.

And others seek out the best franchises and hold on to them forever, much like Warren Buffett has done a twist on the value approach.

But it is hardly the only one - on a more recent trip to do a feature story on the resurgence of old Downtown Vegas, I decided to re-watch the classic Bond film Diamonds Are Forever, much of which, including a long car chase, takes place on and around Fremont Street in the area now being revitalized.

"Forever Flowing," much shorter than "Life and Fate," serves as its coda.

He's done it forever, signifying, much as a cat does by purring, that you may approach.

Currently it is closely following the rising trend, but it can't carry on rising forever so much.

The problem was stated essentially as follows: Will the planets of the solar system continue forever in much the same arrangement as they do at present?

Our charities and our aid agencies are forever encouraging much poorer countries to weigh the needs of wildlife against those of their own people, and to develop ways in which humans and other species can coexist.