Definition of “immortal”

And then out Patsy flopped, to the immortal words: `She looks like a film star.

But I leaned on top of the glass counter full of immortal animals and waited.

But they're still not immortal ; and one day death will catch the last of them.

She is also remembered for her immortal line regarding a patient: `He'd make a lovely corpse.

The Highbury boss and the stars he calls ` immortal " were saluted by 250,000 delirious Gooners during a celebration procession yesterday.

The original reads: Tyger Tyger, burning bright, In the forests of the night; What immortal hand or eye, Could frame thy fearful symmetry?

The power on the hill at Kenavara had witnessed them and, in that witnessing, had drawn them into an immortal dance.

The rigour of the stone pile is threatened and, as we know in our immortal souls, rigour matters.

They do not come about because, in Harold Macmillan's immortal phrase, "things happen".