0 for all time -- i all evighet, for evig (og alltid)
He said that he would love her (for) evermore.
Our task is not only to curb those ambitions, but to destroy them for evermore.
The people of 1912 did not say that that sum was to remain the same for evermore.
It seeks to prescribe in statute in 1986 how much the average yield per hectare should be for evermore.
That can be solved only when adequate and suitable employment is provided for the men who are displaced from the industry for evermore.
Their bodies are buried in peace; but their name liveth for evermore.
Secondly, they would provide that when authorities acquired their land, charities would always get market value for it for evermore.
There is evermore sophisticated equipment available for such activity, which means that counterfeiting is nowadays much less complex than it used to be.
If this is to be the final system, if everyone must have the same, we shall have dull, arrogant stagnation evermore.
