But then the best hotel rooms are so good you don't want to leave, instead staying forever, ordering in room service and lolling about in sheets with a thread count that matches the rack rate and bathrobes as fluffy as roof insulation.
From the primary grades, he had to drop out of school forever in order to help put food on his family's table.
When Detective Comics bought 13 pages of work for its new Action Comics series the next year, the company sent Mr. Siegel a check for $130, and received in return a release from both creators granting the company rights to Superman "to have and hold forever," the order noted.
Yes, this is a bit like what Facebook has done forever in order to write on someone's Wall.
Perhaps the Tolstoian reason why one must live forever in order to make the relevant permanent difference is an agent-relative need for one to honor an infinite value, something qualitatively higher than the worth of, say, pleasure.
The Australian government plans to detain us here forever in order to protect their policy and borders.
Let's take a break to savor the tragic glamor of Pam, the injections she has to endure forever in order to look normal again, and the horrifying make-up effects that show her skin slowly regenerating.
The Bank of Japan's bold-ish plan to print money forever in order to fend off deflation is raising the specter of a global currency war, writes the Financial Times, one in which nations willy-nilly devalue their currencies forever to help their own economies.
At this point it seems like some of the actors are losing track of the melody -- the goal of the investigation is to help consumers, not to drag the investigation on forever in order to hurt Google or to handicap Google's ability to compete to the extent competitors can grab market share without actually innovating.
We were forever being ordered to take laps around the field or to sit on "the green bench," an imaginary seat along the wall that tormented our leg muscles.
