Sentence examples for forgotten forever from inspiring English sources

He does not intend to be forgotten forever.

"The blogosphere is interested in you, but three days later it's over and you're forgotten forever.

Everything documented, checked over, scrupulously filed away, and then forgotten forever.

It will be interesting to see if they comply with the forthcoming European directive to allow personal information to be forgotten forever.

"You want to forget it," begins the Appalachian-born Ruth Stone's poem Garbage – but the fracking waste in the injection wells of Appalachia can't be forgotten forever.

The stories of many innovative cities are "completely unknown, or they have entered into these political and ideological reversals and risk being forgotten forever," she says.

As he approaches 50 he would like to forget forever the craft of nuclear weaponry, but the rise of civilian nuclear power prevents him.

This album bears scars of faceless modern club music, as on "Forget Forever" and "Write Your Name," which includes a whisper-rap right out of Madonna's "Vogue".

For a cigarette is surely nothing if not a universal symbol of putting pleasure before peril; of living for the moment and forgetting forever; of embracing the glorious nihilism of now.

The Palestinians of Gaza – and please forget, forever, the 6,000 Palestinians whose families come from the land of Sederot – are allied to the tens of thousands of Islamists threatening Maliki of Baghdad, Assad of Damascus or President Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja.

Lyrically, "Forget Forever" speaks of a breakdown in a relationship.