Sentence examples for forever raised. from inspiring English sources
I sometimes think there are not men like him anymore, men of lean times — the Depression — who knew how to do only one thing well, never grew too ambitious, married for love and forever, raised a family, let the days buoy him along.
The trend toward men cooking, he said, is part of a general one toward "the yuppification of what we eat" that has forever raised the stakes and expectations for the food Americans put in their mouths -- not to mention the requisite gadgets used to prepare it.
Instead, we stand on the shore, a wet finger forever raised to find the wind -- but we never set sail.
Instead, we stand on the shore, a wet finger forever raised to find the wind – but we never set sail.
We stand on the shore, a wet finger forever raised to find the wind – but we never set sail.
And so he was: he had a mainstream culture to transform, forever raising the stakes for what could be said in a rock song.
I was blessed to have sung with her on more than one occasion and each time I felt that I was in the presence of musical royalty that would forever raise the bar and set the standard.
The former Byker Grove duo are failsafe old pros and the nation's sweethearts, but while the enduring hilarity of the Let's Get Ready to Rumble windmill choreography will forever raise cheers from the crowd, this recruitment feels like the latest in an endless regurgitation of plodding past presenters and snug TV mainstays.
I'm forever raising the high bar and breaking my neck to clear it.
Unionist newspaper editor George D. Prentice described Burnett as "a big, burly, loud-mouthed fellow who is forever raising points of order and objections, to embarrass the Republicans in the House".
"What they should be doing with traders on a winning streak is not forever raising their risk limits, but holding their limits constant, or even telling them to close out their positions in the middle of a winning streak and take three weeks off until their biology resets".
