Sentence examples for I ever failed from inspiring English sources

"I've personally asked athletes to take that leap of faith, and I'd be mortified if I ever failed to have the same moral courage I've asked of those athletes," Dr Ashenden explained.

I failed music only thing I ever failed.

That is called typing---which is, in fact, the only class that I ever failed.

I don't think I ever failed to consciously appreciate how fortunate I was to have moved 1,000 miles away from everyone I knew and been able to stumble into the fully open arms of a solid handful of women who would keep my secrets, hold my purse while I peed in alleys, not tell the cop that the cocaine was mine, and sit me with for nights on end at the hospital during a post-LSD breakdown.

If I ever fail to pay alimony and my future ex-wife goes nuts I'm going to wave this and say gravely, "With great power comes great responsibility," so she'll understand I'm too busy saving the Earth to send her the checks.

As you can imagine, I was over the moon when my throat muscles were finally strong enough to pass the infamous swallowing test -- a test which I had previously failed miserably three times (yes, yes, the first test I had ever failed in my entire life).

Confusion marks almost everything he does: "I was fording a deep-sea cavern lined by the remains of knowledge and by all the ideas I had ever failed to grasp.

For a while, as the great Thanksgiving storm of 2013 scotched plans for a Water Taxi tour, my A train idled infuriatingly at Canal Street and the maps function on my phone inexplicably refused to, well, function, the All Blacks were in danger of becoming the greatest sports team I had ever failed to meet.

Nothing radical -- like divorcing her dentist husband and their luxe lifestyle at 37 ("the first thing I'd ever failed at") or quitting a senior presidency at Disney (she ignored the standard chorus of "You'll never work in this town again") in 1994 -- this time around.

"It was the first time I've ever failed in my life".

Having grown up with very little, I knew that if we ever failed, I'd survive.