Sentence examples for to everlasting from inspiring English sources
adjective
Lasting or enduring forever; existing or continuing without end; immortal; eternal.
The answer to everlasting love is complicated.
They have found the secret to everlasting sexual satisfaction.
Consigned to everlasting misery, the damned are restless in their perdition.
Only a strong delivery will save this ode to everlasting love.
Through his policies at home, Mr Obama has also offered an alternative to everlasting austerity.
Church, Washington, DC transitioned from this life to everlasting life on Sunday, February 12 , 2006
This can lead to an everlasting aversion to a single bad experience.
I did the same, taking one moment (to my everlasting shame) to pause the game.
This mode of explanation began to be codified with the Presocratics who to their everlasting credit strove to produce comprehensive and refreshingly naturalistic accounts of the world.
John Kerry — to his everlasting credit, and to my everlasting discredit, O.K.? — constantly said, 'Let's discuss it.
Luckily, many of us have blowoff valves, like our blogs (I'm paid to open my valve, to my everlasting wonder), our Facebook accounts, and so on.
