forevermore

IPA: fɝˈɛvɝmɔr

Examples of "forevermore" in Sentences

To coin a phrase, forevermore is shorter than before:
You were born together, and together you shall be forevermore.
When the loans are paid off, that will be money flowing from the community into the community, forevermore.
If this is indeed the case --- he will forevermore be unable to comprehend the great existential struggle of the current era.
His name forevermore would be connected to those impeachment proceedings, slandering what, up until then, had been one of the most successful Presidency's in our nation's history.
The reality is that now, even if the deal does manage to secure approval, the company will be stuck forevermore with the fruits of the politicians' meddling every time a board meeting convenes.
I dont think aid would be needed 'forevermore'; it is a potentially prosperous nation and could soon re-establish white run tobacco farms, and a tourism industry sufficient to lift it out of debt.
Here, there's no place to set up DDR, no room for yoga, and my parents do NOT get to see me bellydance, EVER, because I refuse to risk having them suck all the joy out of it for me forevermore, which is exactly what would happen.
-- those little dots of brightness, with now and then a wider, longer splash of radiance, which she told him meant "forevermore"; or, if it were very long and curved, as when she waved the glass over her head, it meant a laugh, and "here's hoping."