Sentence examples for will forever win from inspiring English sources
But if Mr. James is right, and the documentary branch doesn't differ much from the Academy membership at large, then the same kind of films will forever win (and lose).
He then reverts to what he has always been: a chanteuse whose side splits and potty mouth may keep him out of the Rainbow Room but will forever win him a place in our hearts.
Soon, Arias is released into a kind of psychedelic rain forest, where he eats mushrooms, talks to the audience about his sex life, and performs a ballad titled "Jungle of Eden," before reverting to what he has always been: a chanteuse whose sidesplits and potty mouth may keep him out of the Rainbow Room but will forever win him a place in our straight and queer hearts.
Now, when we look back, we will forever know her as the winning face of British sport.
Only won half a point in a disappointing performance Jamie Donaldson 8/10 Played 4 Won 3 Halved 0 Lost 1 Hit the winning shot which will forever symbolise this European success.
In the same way that Boston sports fans will forever remember Doug Flutie's game-winning throw as the Pass, Max Kennedy's defining moment will be immortalized among Massachusetts political types as the Speech.
And should any candidate win by twisting the rules, he will forever regret it.
The first British man to win the Tour in its 110-year history will forever be a household name.
Whoever publishes first wins the honor of determining the Latin name that will forever follow the species.
She will forever be missed.
