Sentence examples for I ever passed from inspiring English sources

It was "the most terribly anxious night I ever passed," confessed Higginson in his journal.

When he declares that "this one night's enjoyment with her will be worth all the days I ever passed in Essex", the audience explodes.

He passed the Washington bar in 1961 — "the only bar I ever passed," he was wont to remark — but instead of going into the law, he moved to New York City and worked for a time in advertising.

The only reason I ever passed the California Bar Exam is because Leena Rao is an incredibly patient wife (then fiancée).

(How I ever passed first period geometry is still a mystery).

We would talk about death and she said, 'If I ever pass away, do you want me to come back and let you know I'm OK?' I said: 'No, that would scare me too bad!' We talked about it some more and she said, 'Well, if I ever die I will help you get the ball in the net.' And that's why I look up to the sky now when I score - to remember her".

I had some time to spare, and I thought, "why not?" I'm here and when will I ever pass this way again and have a chance to meet him?

Anyone I think I have ever passed by was sitting besides me.

By way of explanation, Ms. Blunt told her parents "one of the most transparent lies I've ever passed" (an improbable accident involving a dog, the screen door and Ms. Blunt), and she said they accepted it without comment.

"And if I had ever passed an ISIS checkpoint, they'd check my ID and see from my last name that I'm Christian, and they'd kill me".

If I were ever passing through Albany, I know I'd make time for a visit, that's for sure.