Sentence examples for is forever about from inspiring English sources

Just as Jesus was a carpenter, so Giotto was a slab boy and, in John Byrne's workplace comedy, the extraordinary is forever about to burst free of the mundane.

Mr. Schur said it was a misconception that the show was once supposed to be forever about the hole.

Now, two actresses, Lucie Fitchett and Victoria Willing (the latter the daughter of the artist Paula Rego), have written a play summing up the phenomenon called Could it Be Forever? about a group of adults reminiscing about their "love" of Cassidy.

There was the jungly, almost unwatchable sense of something being forever about to spring; there was the tautened use of music, so economical as to border on the mean; there was the nagging ubiquity of unhappy families; and, above all, where you looked in vain for blood, there was only water.

Renewal occurs from the standpoint of our facilities as well, since we are forever about the process of making the campus a finer place for undergraduate education of the highest quality.

He is forever bragging about the layer cakes from Hartford, his hometown.

Mr. Lamar is forever worried about consequences, a trait that robs him of the pleasures of the immediate and makes him sometimes tough to embrace.

Israel is forever complaining about "existential threats" and then using that as a pretext to commit mayhem: "And this is getting old," Ahmadinejad said, rather like a bored teenager.

Henry Miller once said, "The man who is forever disturbed about the condition of humanity either has no problems of his own or has refused to face them".

And punk rock is forever warning itself about them, for it knows they are there.

David Cameron is forever banging on about British values, and two of his favourites are tolerance and decency.