Sentence examples for forever win from inspiring English sources

But if Mr. James is right, and the documentary branch doesn't differ much from the Academy membership at large, then the same kind of films will forever win (and lose).

He then reverts to what he has always been: a chanteuse whose side splits and potty mouth may keep him out of the Rainbow Room but will forever win him a place in our hearts.

Soon, Arias is released into a kind of psychedelic rain forest, where he eats mushrooms, talks to the audience about his sex life, and performs a ballad titled "Jungle of Eden," before reverting to what he has always been: a chanteuse whose sidesplits and potty mouth may keep him out of the Rainbow Room but will forever win him a place in our straight and queer hearts.

Casey Martin, of course, has forever won.

Sally Nicholls's first novel, Ways to Live Forever, won the Waterstones Children's Book Prize in 2008.

It seems as if Obama and the Democrats made the mistake of believing that a heart once won was forever won, that people would be patient, and that the mob would accept their reasoning for lack of results.

Windjammer is one of St Lucia's leading resort hotels, forever winning prizes for its accommodation, food and beaches (it possesses Bride magazine's "Most Romantic Beach", and the hotel also specialises in second marriage celebrations, if you're interested).

On it, he stood up to American soccer demi-God Landon Donovan and didn't mind reiterating his salty take on him to the press afterwards, forever winning the adoration of the long-suffering Red Bulls fan base.

You are still the boy who forever won my heart.

She already skates most weekends for "Stars on Ice" and recently, performing a 007 routine to "Diamonds are Forever," won the world professional figure skating championship in Landover, Md. "I thought amateur skating was hard," she said.

They say that older players shouldn't meet sharp challenges this way, but he is forever young, win or lose.