for all time

English

Prepositional phrase

for all time

  1. Perpetually; eternally, forever.
    • 1958 September, C. Alan Cook, “Johannesburg's Fourth Station”, in Railway Magazine, pages 640-641:
      Another new station was planned—a bigger, vaster, all-embracing station, one that would last for all time.
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