Sentence examples for presumably forever from inspiring English sources
Originally seen at the National Theater of Scotland, this stripped-down version of the play is set in a mental hospital, a drama of ambition and retribution becoming a feverish nightmare replayed, presumably forever, by a madman lost in a maze of language.
The wedding is one day, the marriage is presumably forever.
Nurses allowed Hickman to give the infant a brief goodbye, and then she was gone -- presumably forever.
That means some good prospects get overlooked; presumably not forever, but for now.
At the play's climax, Jerry, having picked a fight, impales himself on a knife that Peter is holding, leaving Peter shocked and, presumably, changed forever.
The federal institutions required to manage the national economy conjured up images of the bloated and corrupt British system that the American Revolution had presumably repudiated forever.
His debate implication that it'd be a cakewalk to send in American troops to seize Iraqi oilfields away from ISIS, presumably staying forever, doesn't impress Ron and Jon Ronn: "That's puzzling and disturbing.
Neither award is likely to stop the kind of speculation that invariably takes place whenever too many New York intellectuals remain too long in one room: Mr. Silvers can't stay on forever, presumably, so who is going to succeed him?
In a recent telephone interview, Ripken declared himself a huge Jeter fan but spoke from his own experience in advising Jeter to contain his emotions, to keep an open mind as he goes forward, presumably as a forever Yankee.
Somehow, despite high gas prices, creeping traffic and exasperating construction delays, the road that presumably goes on forever has remained a reliable source of freedom dreams, pop songs and plot-lite fiction.
