Sentence examples for you would forever from inspiring English sources

And, to be slightly serious about (b), if you really did own rights to information about yourself, you would forever be suing people who gossip without permission about your tastes and preferences, doing even more for lawyers in the process than Bill Safire's proposal would.

If everyone had that mentality, Harper could stay in power forever, and you'd forever be paying for his goddamn haircut.

New IP Unravel looks like what you'd end up with if Kirby somehow impregnated a pikmin (which is cute, but you'd forever be reminded of the treacherous night when it happened), and they had football legend Pelé talking about the new FIFA's "interception intelligence" and women's teams.

It's so short, but you would battle forever to experience that again".

Maybe you would be forever offered the choice between two adoring girls, a blonde and a brunette whose faces and bodies were exactly identical.

You can sing along with Roger Daltrey to that line in "My Generation" — "Hope I die before I get old" — because you didn't, and neither did he! Bob Dylan wished you would stay "Forever Young," but now your knee hurts when you climb stairs, and he looks like a puppet from "The Dark Crystal"!

You would be forever marked out as special, out of the ordinary, a pioneer.

'A few years ago, nobody in his senses would have dared to enter a cell by the endocytic route unless there were some strict guarantee that the lysosomal compartment would be bypassed…even if you escaped being burned by the acid or cut to pieces by the hydrolases, you would remain forever trapped within a membraneous prison' [1].

In his chapter on lysosomes he states that: 'A few years ago, nobody in his senses would have dared to enter a cell by the endocytic route unless there were some strict guarantee that the lysosomal compartment would be bypassed…even if you escaped being burned by the acid or cut to pieces by the hydrolases, you would remain forever trapped within a membraneous prison' [1].

You did get married for a reason and you promised you would stay forever for a reason too.

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?