"What marks all the best work Lemmon has done are some trace elements of the man himself, some perceived truth that as clown or tragic figure, the persona within the character is likable, decent, intelligent, vulnerable, worth knowing; disorganised possibly, flawed almost certainly, but forever worth knowing," was the assessment of the Los Angeles Times film writer, Charles Champlin.
And now every song, now and forever, is worth 99 cents, a price that attains for both the red-hot duet by Madonna and Justin Timberlake "Four Minutes," and the forgotten B-sides he made when he was in a boy band.
He plays men with old-fashioned attitudes not just towards toil, but love, too: he's unusually deferential towards women, forever proving his worth.
In essence, partners in a relationship are forever evaluating its worth and wondering if something better doesn't lie in other straw-stitched quarters.
For days my cousin Debbie and I argued over whether "Penny Lane" and its flip side, "Strawberry Fields Forever," had been worth waiting for.
As for James, while he's been with us for what seems like forever, it's worth remembering that he's just three years older than Curry.
"Even though it took forever, it's worth it," said Eleanor Thompson.
Formal wear is expected from both students and guests; you'll have the pictures forever, so it's worth making an effort with what you wear.
"The Millennium Seed Bank is probably the ultimate testimony to the fact that the natural areas of New York City are important, that these plants are worth preserving forever even though to the average New Yorker they may seem like a little inconsequential weed".
Despite Price's warning about getting our priorities straight, three journalists headed for the arena, to cover games that could not have taken place under Section 597, which was a long time ago but worth remembering forever.
Data that is not findable and accessible is not worth storing forever.
