Sentence examples for forever progressing from inspiring English sources

Although Kitsuné's selections may be forever progressing, there's a timeless aesthetic quality that draws everything together, and that synergy has been a big part of the organization's success.

No innovation, however, lasts forever; progress demands change.

Nevertheless "history would progress forever, and Hamlet's failure contained the seeds of victory" (Bian, 1957, 112).

What better metaphor, then, for New York City, a metropolis forever chasing progress and perfection but perhaps best at making do with the reality of considerably less?

The bridge game forever in progress in the second-floor commons room of my dorm was equivalent to the oldest established permanent floating crap game in New York.

So we carry the unwritten note with us, a work forever in progress, to keep the family close in our thoughts, easy to impress and even dazzle — how nice of him to write! — as we take the time necessary to let things settle, adjust to the loss in our own small and selfish way.

Don't avoid doing the things you used to love forever, or you may never feel like you're progressing with your grief.

Hudson's disease is steadily progressing; muscle that he loses now is gone forever.

The players that defeated England will be reminded of it forever – and the experience garnered will no doubt prove crucial if they are to continue progressing so rapidly.

With no strong leader, the Democrats could be out of power forever and no progress will be made on genetic research.

In a well-observed set-piece, we see the magician, who has had a bit too much whisky, trying to step over the diminutive landlord of his hotel, who is forever impeding his progress on the stairs.