Sentence examples for forever think that from inspiring English sources

Born and raised in Des Moines, I was caught by the sucking vortex of the Brain Drain, taking all of the advantages bestowed upon me by excellent public education and lively civic engagement, packing them into my little hobo bindle and emigrating to some coastal place where people would forever think that I'd never seen electric lights and was wearing shoes for the first time.

Then on the third day the American troops started to retreat, and the absentminded warriors who had no commanders above them (by that time the high commanders of the army, along with Saddam and all his gang, had managed to escape and disappear forever) thought that they won the battle.

If you remember watching that first audition, you're watching somebody's life change forever, and I think that is intoxicating.

I said, 'Derwin, if you go in there and run a clean shop, you can be sheriff forever.' He seemed to think that was a good plan".

"I don't mind the idea of living forever in social media platforms, I think that is part of my work.

If you are under the assumption that these solar panels last forever, think again.

"A few years ago, when we heard that all these gardens were saved, I thought that meant forever," said Mr. Keller, 49. "I thought these would be oases that we'd always have".

(F. Scott forever!) We think that the proliferation of literature in unexpected places is something to applaud, and we're grateful to the models of Fashion Week for spreading the word.

"I thought, 'That's it, forever.'".

I mean mainly young girls but there were some really classy shoes there and I thought, 'That's me goodbye forever'.

Ms. Neiman's statements that President Ronald Reagan's hosts in Berlin "saw his speech as a tiresome bit of American naïveté" for "they had made their peace with a structure they thought would last forever" makes me think that we are still far from being equal partners.