Sentence examples for forever sweet from inspiring English sources

We started this project called Forever Sweet.

I'll remember you forever sweetest Mama.

Also, to kiss forever the sweetest lips ever.

"Right as Rain" and especially his previous book, "The Sweet Forever," are thrillers, but they are also compassionate urban reportage.

David Simon's wife Laura Lippman, a fellow crime novelist, urged him to read Pelecanos's seventh novel, The Sweet Forever.

In his high-school yearbook, to print beside his nerdy photograph, Mamet had chosen the quotation "And so make life and that vast forever one grand, sweet song".

Nick Stefanos, hero of the first few novels, is an alcoholic who becomes a detective by happenstance; Marcus Clay, featured in "King Suckerman" (1997) and "The Sweet Forever" (1998), is a Vietnam veteran with his life savings in a record store; Marcus's childhood friend, Dimitri Karras, is a sometime drug addict and dealer trying to make good.

He veers close to the secret of micro-organisms when he asks, "Why is it that a bucket of water soon becomes putrid, but frozen remains sweet forever?" The question evaporates, however, in the dry witticism, "It is commonly said that this is the difference between the affections and the intellect".

Marcus and Dimitri stayed on for two more tours, moving through the cokehead eighties in "The Sweet Forever" (which was keyed to the drug overdose of the University of Maryland basketball star Len Bias following the 1986 N.B.A. draft) and the bleak nineties in "Shame the Devil" (in which Karras, having found some domestic happiness, loses it when his five-year-old son is killed in a holdup).

Because car companies want to stay forever in a sweet spot between the newly well-to-do and the already well-set.

In being served up Fred Rogers, with his contributions to society, I was brought back to that naïve nature that was forever soothing and sweet.