Sentence examples for forever pay for from inspiring English sources

He warned of "a dim if not dismal future" for the alliance unless its European members increased their participation, and he said that Washington would not forever pay for European security when the Europeans could do that for themselves.

As historian Stephanie Coontz notes, in contemporary marriage, there are no such constraints: Modern norms encourage family members to follow their hearts and express their feelings, but parents who express their distaste or disapproval of their child's spouse or family may forever pay the price for that unsolicited opinion.

He will forever pay a steep price for his selfishness and arrogance.

An Abundance of Katherines Books are the ultimate Dumpees: put them down and they'll wait for you forever; pay attention to them and they always love you back.

Speak up now for Alternative 2, or forever pay the price.

Conservatives are correct when they say we can't keep borrowing forever to pay for consumption.

Consumerism rests on the assumption that the economy will grow and grow forever and pay for any excesses we allow ourselves today.

If everyone had that mentality, Harper could stay in power forever, and you'd forever be paying for his goddamn haircut.

In other words, we would need to increase taxes by 7.1percentt of G.D.P. immediately and forever just to pay for all the Medicare benefits that have been promised — an amount close to what is now raised by the individual income tax.

For instance, "Röyksopp Forever" pays homage to famous electronic pioneers of the 70s, including, "the likes of Vangelis and these people, and Krautrock, like Tangerine Dream and even Pink Floyd and King Crimson".

Forever Evergreen pays for its sidewalk like anyone else, but perhaps it's not too surprising that the person signing the paperwork has been in the business for four decades— once profiled as the Christmas Tree Czar, he's been described many a time as the Man behind the Stands.