Sentence examples for which was forever from inspiring English sources

In terms of trim, Fiat has long had a level called Popular which was forever being shortened to Pop.

Maybe it was the stress of worrying about the boy, or the mounting difficulties of his own psychic isolation in a foreign land; maybe it was his frustration with the corrupt Ivorian government, which was forever presenting new documents he had to buy, new taxes he had to pay.

Rahl claimed that he retained ownership of the property because only the state, and not the county, had the right to seize the trestle, which was "forever railroad under 19th century eminent domain legal doctrines – long forgotten by modern jurisprudence".

Gomez, who is 32 and from Alaska, was debatably elite at his peak, which was forever ago, and netted about a point a game on a New Jersey team with scant offense, which is kind of like being a metal guitarist in an oi band.

The firing of prosecutors, which is forever investigated.

And of course all of Jenny Mastoraki's poetry, which is forever current.

His offense, which is forever switching coördinators and schemes, has never had a cutting-edge reputation.

The substance of Building the Future's proposals can be realized only with significant public spending, which is forever diminishing.

Two of his characters, downtown junkie artists, are given a 1927 Pontiac Landau, which is forever parked across the narrative.

Some board members worry that for WBAI, which is forever on the edge of insolvency, not to mention anarchy, an imprisoned member is of little utility.

For global brands, which are forever chasing the cheapest labor costs from country to country, Bangladesh has been a hot spot, especially as wages have risen in China.