Sentence examples for would have forever from inspiring English sources

On the East River, Frank Gehry proposed a new Guggenheim Museum that would have forever altered the city's skyline, a writhing tempest of metal, billowing like a full-rigged ship in a gale.

Their immediate cause was to forestall a projected dig for the world's largest hydroelectric power plant, which would have forever changed the dramatic face of Storm King Mountain, looming above the Hudson in Orange County.

That win alone would have forever marked 2012 as the year that we won marriage equality at the ballot box.

The musical "charts her journey into the world of overnight fame and its impact on her relationships with her mother and the friends she thought she'd have forever".

You don't really want clothes that are timeless (and we all know that the years can get the better of any garment: that leather aviator jacket you swore you'd have forever?

Is fake hacking really something you'd like to have forever associated with your brand?

He compares Ricki to a Chloe bag he'd want to have forever, which was a weird metaphor, but Emily thought it was really sweet.

Had the king eaten it, his dynasty would have lasted forever.

"If I had to put him on my kayak and paddle him in, it would have taken forever," Mr. Krizan said.

In the old IATA this would have taken forever, with lots of bilateral discussions between neighbouring countries.

If love could have saved you, you would have lived forever.