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Meanings of forever and a day in English

Portuguese
eternamente

For a very long or seemingly endless time.

eternamente
Usage of forever and a day in English
1
It takes forever and a day to legislate and regulate in Washington.
Reuters
2
Do you expect me to burden your hospitality forever and a day?
Wyoming: A Story of the Outdoor West
3
Those sunsets are something to carry in the memory forever and a day.
As Seen By Me
4
The time of humid brooding and heavy tears lasted forever and a day.
The Irish Times
5
I should like to be discharging it forever and a day.
Mary Anerley: A Yorkshire Tale
6
In my case, forever and a day adds up to a little over four years.
11/22/63
7
She says it takes her forever and a day to grind enough coffee for breakfast.
Trials and Confessions of a Housekeeper
8
Australia is just going to have 70% Murdoch media domination forever and a day.
The Guardian
9
One long arm of it is blind, and the filth stays there forever and a day.
The Jungle
10
A little more and the King might have waited for his minion forever and a day.
To Have and to Hold
11
My duty is to you- Icouldnot pay my debt if I strove forever and a day.
Sir Mortimer: A Novel
12
For her-mayI live to make it well for her, forever and a day well for her!
Audrey
13
I'm not going to have talking and planning and arguments and tearful relatives forever and a day more.
The Wrong Twin
14
Harawira said it was not the intention to drag out level 4 restrictions " forever and a day".
Radio NZ
15
Seems forever and a day.
Wit, Humor, Reason, Rhetoric, Prose, Poetry and Story Woven into...
16
And yet- Iknowthat thou wouldst listen; that what I might say would echo in thy heart forever and a day.
Nicanor - Teller of Tales : A Story of Roman Britain
Translations for forever and a day
Portuguese
eternamente