Sentence examples for settled forever from inspiring English sources

The music appears at crucial moments — stunningly, when Michael drops the gun in the restaurant after shooting Sollozzo and McCluskey, and we realize that his fate, to be a gangster, his father's son, is settled forever.

Johnson also said it was difficult to guarantee the EU question will be settled forever by the referendum, even though David Cameron has ruled out the idea of a second poll in future.

And there is no central authority to settle, forever, which is empirically the best or greatest game.

Out in the Atlantic Ocean great sheets of rain gathered to drift slowly up the River Shannon and settle forever in Limerick.

"The elections last month settled that forever".

We can settle scores forever.

In the new promo for Season 4 of NBC's hit singing competition show, Shakira and Usher argue over what to listen to on the radio and eventually settle on "Forever's Gonna Start Tonight" and belt out the tune to the dismay of other drivers on the road.

But it would be a great mistake to think that the Pentagon Papers case settled the issue forever on the side of freedom.

Her parents didn't intend to settle in England forever; many Zimbabweans of their generation came primarily to gain a British degree and return home.

And Ms. Clarke's staging has a bustling freedom that is a fine theatrical metaphor for the restless speed of Toulouse-Lautrec's acute eye, forever settling on unexpected moments and awkward poses.

An answer to this question will forever settle the debate on how to proceed with information security regulations and how to react to breaches in our privacy.