Sentence examples for would forever know from inspiring English sources

Ever the diplomat, the President declined to answer, saying he worried that if he went the wrong way on the question the child would forever know that the President didn't like her name.

Realizing she would be forever known as the player who ended Evert's career, Garrison was in tears afterward.

Despite all of her later achievements, Ms. Friedan would be forever known as the suburban housewife who started a revolution with "The Feminine Mystique".

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders later said Comey would "be forever known as a disgraced partisan hack that broke his sacred trust with the president of the United States".

I wasn't consoling a smart, proud, twenty-something woman, apprehensive about senior year, but an elementary school student going to bed on the night that would forever be known only as 9/11.

I would forever be known as the girl who dropped out of school in the third grade because she didn't know how to spell "garbage".

After the tumultuous ninth inning, he would forever be known as Bonehead Merkle.

Shaun Smith QC, for Mairead Philpott, said she would "forever be known as a child killer", and accepted she faced punishment.

The network's executives were so sure it would forever be known as "The Flying Circus" that they didn't care whose name went at the front.

On January 8 , 1959 Fidel — in Cuba he would forever be known by his first name — entered Havana in triumph, promising Cubans an alternative to what had seemed their inescapable destiny as a Caribbean island.

She had been a loving mother, but would forever be known as a child killer; her sentence would be "a lifetime reminder of her inability to stand up to a disturbingly dangerous man".