Once and forever

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

It's once and forever.

(Dip them in the saffron aioli and acknowledge the inadequacy of ketchup once and forever).

Brian: I just want to end this with a brief discussion about Max, because I am once and forever #TeamMax.

As the African Ellellou explained to us once and forever in John Updike's novel "The Coup": "I perceived that a man, in America, is a failed boy".

In superspace everything happens at once and forever, leading some physicists to question the role of time in the fundamental laws of nature.

All in all, Albany has no remaining excuse not to declare the New York City watershed, once and forever, a drill-free zone.

The idea is that he is a once-and-forever new concept, and you go to his concerts to meditate on him, not to see him dealing with an idea imposed from without.

Nothing gold can stay, and Marnie's venture to solidify her divorce and clamber into bed with her once-and-forever best friend is a signal that maybe it's OK to grow up in incremental spurts instead of overnight transformations.

She questions the physicality of time and shows this through her washed out paintings of objects that are at once evanescent and forever vivid in her mind.

She only indulged the feeling once, and seemed forever to feel guilty about thereafter.

Flashlights are something you want to buy once and appreciate forever, which is why I wanted to check out EPLI's line of waterproofs — is it something I can recommend to friends, perhaps over the traditional Maglite, or just another toy?