Sentence examples for will be immortal from inspiring English sources
But I am thinking: don't worry, Fanny, one day you will be immortal.
(Pagnol was apparently delighted: "Now I know my work will be immortal").
"I have no doubt that your work will be immortal let it appear never so late," one friend wrote.
"Well," he said, "someone said at a press conference last year that if I win these three gold medals, I will be immortal.
And they know, as those who crafted the recently discovered Staffordshire Hoard must have known, that what they've made will be immortal.
Points of Entry THIS WEEK'S RECOMMENDATIONS SAUSAGE IS MADE: Lisa Kudrow's "Comeback" was broadcast for one splendid season on HBO, but will be immortal on DVD as "The Comeback: The Complete First Only Season," available from Amazon.
This does not just mean my generation is truly feeling the ravages of age, loss and hard times that has even killed a young celebrity; it makes us feel we "somehow" have to close the door once and for all on the fantasy that we will are immortal and put our own childhoods, at least in most respects, laid to rest as well.
"One of his sonnets features a couplet that translates as: 'Our love will not be immortal as it is a flame/ But it will be infinite when it is burning.' You often hear that read at weddings.
Except Mark will obviously be immortal.
Everything else I've ever done may disappear, but I'll still be immortal, just because of them.
