Sentence examples for have become forever from inspiring English sources
I have vivid memories of my Dad singing "the wonderful thing about Tiggers" to me when I was small, and as a result Tigger and my Dad have become forever linked.
Three of the children that were placed into my home from foster care have become forever family members of ours through the gift of adoption.
His work and reputation "have become forever tainted" and he has been "stung by the public repudiations of him that followed his indictment, including the removal of his portrait from the United States Capitol, the removal of his name from the public landmarks for which he passionately fought, and the characterization of his legacy as a 'black eye' on his county".
Still, even if Clay's role was more ceremonial than substantive, his name has become forever associated with efforts to save the Union, and that, according to Robert V. Remini, the historian of the House of Representatives, was what mattered most.
Another renowned photographer, Elliott Erwitt, has become forever linked to the "Kitchen Debate" in Moscow in 1959, for his famous photograph of Vice President Richard Nixon poking Nikita S. Khrushchev in the chest during a heated exchange.
By the time Notre Dame downed Stanford in the Rose Bowl and captured the mythical national championship, the four had become forever college football's Famine, Pestilence, Destruction and Death.
The crises of middle-class men realizing they won't live forever have become all too familiar in theater, film and television, never mind novels.
"The splits and differences that have existed in these circles forever have become arguably more tense," said Maria Lipman, a researcher at the Carnegie Moscow Center, "and they have played out publicly more frequently than before".
If the Yankees had lost the series, the image of Knoblauch standing at the base and pointing dramatically would have become the glossy memory forever stuffed into the mental album of despair borne by devastated fans.
Not only do their physical bodies bear the resulting scars of unimaginable evil, their tortured souls have become cocoons which may forever house those memories.
