Meanings of forever war in English

The Tories are still fighting their forever war; we all just have to live in it.

Ultimately it would have gotten out of control... Turkey could have been drawn into a forever war, he said.

Pamela nabbed the first ascent of The Forever War in June 2012.

Because in the Forever War, it's only a matter of time.

In that, the message of The Forever War is timeless.

In the Forever War, that feeling of retro is absent.

Thankfully yes, in no small part thanks to good, endurable novels like The Forever War.

He's one of the only people to have fought in, and lived through, the entire Forever War.

There would be many in the region and beyond who would welcome an end to America's " forever wars".

She fought through most of the Forever War and then waited for her mate on the time shuttle, 261 years.

I guess that makes Forever War the first wave of the new classics, the ones that don't date and age so easily.

"This book is about the forever wars taking place in Iraq and Afghanistan," I explained.

This, then, is the story of the Forever War, and of William Mandella, who, despite all odds, lived through the entire duration.

Today, Forever War jostles for shelf space with a great many titles, some of which are inevitably destined to fall by the wayside.

Know Your Enemy: Celebrating 50 Years of the Forever War The government decided to celebrate the Forever War's golden anniversary with loud, shiny bombast.

"Time Piece" by Joe Haldeman: In the relativistic Forever War, a soldier must keep fighting-todefend a home he knows no longer exists.