Sentence examples for forever retained from inspiring English sources

Had he, sweet dreamy Les, been there, instead of scowling, practical-minded Gregor, her emergency would have acquired and forever retained a different poetry, more flattering to her, more congruent with a doomed summer love.

Although he spoke little English then and forever retained a thick accent, he was very conversant with the United States; his Americanophile mother had raised him on American culture, both high and popular, and he claimed she nicknamed him 'Billy' in honour of Colonel Buffaloo Bill Codyy whose Wild West show had toured Europe.

Although constitutional experts, bolstered by a number of court decisions, have repeatedly refuted the Bundys' claims and affirmed the government's land-use authority, Ammon's lawyers say the supreme court should specifically address "whether Congress can forever retain the majority of the land within a State".

I can't imagine a flat full of White Stripes LPs will forever retain a fascination for a girl whose world could be filled with 1D and BBM.

Opponents of recognizing a constitutional right to gay marriage argue that once a principle is enacted, it forever retains its original unwritten baggage.

There are a lot of academics who have had their consciences pricked and realise we can't invest in coal forever and retain a planet we're familiar with.

When there is evidence of a crime or "foreign intelligence information," the communications can be retained forever.

The "Forever Young" balladeer retains his signature rasp, and as in his prime, remains one of rock's most energetic performers.

It is Ariel and the other giant settlements like it that Sharon is bidding to retain forever by giving up Gaza.

So in neither case would sinners be able to retain forever their libertarian freedom to continue separating themselves from the ultimate source of human happiness.

This was love and I'm certain I experienced a kinship that I'll retain forever.