| Of the principals in these cases, none were to believe the charges more immediately or more everlastingly than the parents. |
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| Did the earthworm choose to dig everlastingly, to pass countless tons of earth through its body over the centuries to help cultivate the soil for plant life? |
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| At one minute he conjures up for the listener images of a British landscape and the next he provocatively compares our everlastingly warm shores and other attributes. |
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| There is no satisfaction for a healthy mind in everlastingly denouncing things. |
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| This meant that they would perish everlastingly, and their present life would be full of torment. |
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| At times what we should dread most are feet that will run away, that will run away and leave us everlastingly alone. |
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| Nor will they forego acquisition it the present nuclear powers seek to retain everlastingly their nuclear monopoly. |
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| Thus, Chris works to expose how these events can be everlastingly visual for the millions of people living within epi-centres of conflict. |
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| The press will be everlastingly telephoning you for comments on a vast range of subjects which have nothing to do with intercommunion or sectarianism. |
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| You will hear everlastingly, in all discussions about newspapers, companies, aristocracies, or party politics, this argument that the rich man cannot be bribed. |
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| Anaximenes' assumption that aer is everlastingly in motion suggests that he thought it also possessed life. |
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| All atoms would have moved everlastingly downward in infinite space and never have collided to form atomic systems had they not swerved at times to a minimal degree. |
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| We will be everlastingly grateful to You for the work of Jesus, the perfect Lamb, who not only opened the seven seals, but above all, enables us to obtain forgiveness and inherit eternal life. |
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| Without that we should be left listening from morning till night to the lamentations of them all as a whole, and each man in particular would be everlastingly coming to ask for explanations, axioms and so forth. |
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| God does not guarantee us everlastingly calm seas and prosperous voyages. |
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| Fear of being incompetent, of not making good, of not reaching the top of the business pyramid: these keep some people everlastingly on the look-out for critical comment or envious looks. |
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| Their lives are dedicated to world conquest, but they also know that it is necessary that the war should continue everlastingly and without victory. |
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