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• r  at any future time; in the future
  lead a blameless life evermore
• r  for a limitless time
  brightly beams our Father's mercy from his lighthouse evermore"- P.P.Bliss

• Was it important for you to set a good example in that regard lest future directors and producers throw your spendthrift ways in your face evermore?.
• Then, rallying, he recalled that his true destiny lay with "hope that can never die Effort and expectation and desire and something evermore about to be.
• To support this bank juggernaut he cloaked himself in new and evermore sophisticated financial schemes for each passing hour of the day; and as of any other king or emperor, one .

• forevermore
• everlastingly
• eternally
• forever

News & Articles

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• Boom of white-collar prosecutions spilling from federal to district courts
  Evermore complex cases push backlog down legal chain.
  June 18, 2013 - Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune

Quotes

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• Sly Bailey in guardian.co.uk
  Our concern is that if the BBC moves online evermore locally, without the same commercial constraints as us, it will disrupt these markets making it much more difficult to enter into them,Bailey added. "We must not allow it to distort...
• Martin Edwards in Telegraph.co.uk
  The manager is still very important and he's had one hell of a run,Edwards said. "I think he'll think about moving on when he gets to 70. He will have done more years than Matt Busby and his legacy will be there for evermore. The next...
• Nicolas Sarkozy in Thaindian.com (blog)
  During this ordeal for Indian citizens, France remains at your side and remains evermore resolute in strengthening its cooperation with your country for combating the scourge of terrorism,Sarkozy said while conveying condolences to families...