Sentence examples for forever seem from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the actual scope of the government's snooping programs, the notion of digital privacy must now, finally and forever, seem a mostly quaint one.

Or will they end up lining the pockets of the already super-rich, who forever seem to live like kings at other people's expense?

Yet the visitors have bolstered their ranks and will pose a different kind of threat at Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea forever seem to be striving to salvage games.

Hirst claimed he wanted to democratise the sale of art, but the stronger impulses behind the sale, titled Beautiful Inside My Head Forever, seem to have been his desire to spark a new sensation and wrest greater independence.

Yes, the two do forever seem to be an evil marriage that stalks us wherever we go.

Roll in a bit of good old-fashioned denial and the prospects of living forever seem pretty good.

Eighty dollars a year, forever, seems steep.

"Forever seems like a nice alternative to dead," his patient Joellen Trippett, 48, said dryly.

Mr. Des Rosiers, who calls his best pace "slow and forever," seemed ready for more.

"To lock them up forever seems a little barbaric to me," Judge Blue said.

Ms. Faridany imbues the male and female Orlando with the same questing spirit, her eyes forever seeming to search the horizon for fresh adventure.