Sentence examples for which has forever from inspiring English sources

One trend that hasn't hit Eagles Mere is the teardown, which has forever altered the look of some resort towns.

In a sport which has forever been associated with youth culture, it's strange to see a world title battle fought out between two men of 32 and 41.

The resignations of Mr. Furnad and Mr. Coffey revived questions about the fate of the CNN spinoff channels that each man headed -- Headline News, which has slipped in the ratings in recent years, and CNNfn, which has forever struggled to gain footing on the country's various cable systems.

And that's not counting the many others that are approaching the concept of local from other directions, like Nextdoor with its neighborhood-focused social networks; or Patch, owned by TechCrunch's parent AOL, which has forever been trying to turn profitable.

Our legendary neighborhood gave birth to the Harlem Renaissance, which has forever transformed the American fabric.

"The Complete Manual of Suicide – which has forever been a best-seller in Japan – speaks to so many Japanese people," Jake told me.

All I knew was that something in the dysfunction of the Knicks had reawakened part of me dormant since childhood, and it sparked a strange process of assimilation with New York, which had forever felt like a nemesis.

I briefly mentioned how talented Isaiah Washington was and made a comment about his disappearance since the Grey's Anatomy incident, which had forever changed his career.

These global powerhouses took their knowledge of STEM, combined it with innovation and entrepreneurship, and created world-changing breakthroughs which have forever altered the way knowledge is valued, shared and utilized.

In the past, James hosted executives from Fortune 500 companies and discussed business ventures here, a town traditionally known as the rubber capital of the world, in which he has forever laid his stamp.

But as my Maine World Cup experience suggests, the sport's history in the United States has been complicated — a spectacular story of bold predictions, booms and busts, in which soccer has forever been hailed as America's "game of the future," or alternately, like pogo sticking, the Rubik's Cube and esports, as an overnight fad.