posterityin a sentence
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we must secure the benefits of freedom for ourselves and our posterity
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Because when Fate hands something down to posterity, it does so behind its back.† (source)
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Any soldier committing an act of violence would instantly be recorded for posterity.† (source)
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What if they tell me this curving line branching into three oval shapes is a pomegranate and that my mother was wishing me fertility and posterity?† (source)
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Posterity is vast.† (source)
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In the rush of the moment, it seemed that Jason had been unable to get Little Jason inside his boxers, and so there it was, hanging out, digitally captured for posterity.† (source)
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She breathed deep, and bottled it up for posterity.† (source)
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I was hoping someone might write it down for posterity, but no one did.† (source)
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Let me set the scene, because now it really is for posterity.† (source)
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None of them, these artifacts left to my sister, would hold for posterity the moments before and the moments after, when we two girls played in the house or fought over toys.† (source)
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Alice's eighteenth birthday having passed, Mrs. Liddell thought it time to document for posterity the young woman her daughter had become.† (source)
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"He wants us to make sure we bring a videotape," she said, "so we can save our own copy for posterity."† (source)
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By the time Michael was five years old, and his memory kicked in to record events for posterity, Dee Dee was caring for seven boys and three girls, all under the age of fifteen.† (source)
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The tabloids have dubbed it for posterity.† (source)
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I want this story to be there for posterity when I die.† (source)
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He couldn't dazzle her if she wasn't even there to answer the phone, and he certainly wasn't going to have his ramblings recorded on her answering machine for posterity.† (source)
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