Sentence examples for let forever from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Ross would not let "Forever Plaid" die, not the way "Starmites" did.

Far better is AKA … What a Life!, a euphoric number from the High Flying Birds' debut whose quasi-rave beats and freewheeling urgency recall Let Forever Be, his 1999 collaboration with the Chemical Brothers.

Randomly sample Gondry's work and you'll find idiosyncratic design in abundance: the giant bugs and rampaging toy animals of his video for Björk's Human Behaviour; the windows within windows, beds within beds and the absurdly enlarged faces in the Chemical Brothers' video Let Forever Be; the papier-mache volcano and stop-motion building site from The Science of Sleep.

Obviously, they have a lot in common with... 8. Let Forever Be Arguably the high point of Gondry's music-promo career, the Chemical Brothers provided the soundtrack for his attempt to invent what he called "cubist cinema" - echoing the fractured planes and multiple viewpoints of the early 20th-century master painters.

Who can forget "Let Forever Be" in which the special effects were all done by hand?

The record is expected to get a video directed by Michel Gondry who famously worked with the group on 1999's "Let Forever Be" and 2002's "Star Guitar".

Last month, Hussain said in a court filing that the "collusive and unfair" settlement, if approved by a federal judge, would let HP "forever bury from disclosure the real reason for its 2012 write-down of Autonomy: HP's own destruction of Autonomy's success after the acquisition".

Most people don't want to leave home at all, let alone forever.

In a dedication ceremony, Assistant Secretary of the Department of the Interior John Berry stated, "Let it forever be remembered that here—on this spot men and women stood proud, they stood fast, so that we may be who we are, we may work where we will, live where we choose and love whom our hearts desire".

Let it forever be known that our strength shall never again be used to destroy, but rather to build our nation".

But I've started to realise the need to guard against letting Iraq and Afghanistan forever blight my ability to take that moral compass out and make a difficult call to risk action.