Sentence examples for must forever be from inspiring English sources

We must forever be deciding.

So, if consumers are like roaches, then marketers must forever be dreaming up new concoctions for industrial-strength Raid.

Hence, for all his winsome arrogance, he must forever be relinquishing even the most glorious of his recollections.

Resting in a cathedral, he is told by a priest that his protestations of innocence are themselves a sign of guilt and that the justice he is forced to seek must forever be barred to him.

With a notable unwillingness, unlike Glamour's Women of the Year judges, to challenge tradition, the pope has just reaffirmed that since Jesus's apostles were men, women must forever be second-class believers.

The collaboration of the Vichy government with the Germans, and their voluntary rounding-up of thousands of Jews for deportation, must forever be a stain on French national honour, but many ordinary French men and women did not follow the example of their disgraceful leaders.

"All age of consent laws must, and forever, be abolished".

Which leads me to speculate that the Bagel Gals – as they must forever legally be known – had enough bagels to both i. satiate their bagel needs and ii.

For the piling-up of anomalous observations cannot forever be ignored and must eventually lead to the demise of inadequate explanatory frameworks, however tenaciously they linger.

He notes that the private sector plays a significant role in funding and delivering health services there, and that the government must engage the private sector or forever be left behind.

I'm sure groups of girls will forever be jumping around and attempting to re-enact the "I must, I must, I must increase my bust" exercise.