Sentence examples for I ever supposed from inspiring English sources

Updated at 1.46pm BST 1.43pm BST 12 min Fulham are playing well here - not words I ever supposed to type.

I wrote The Sportswriter in a period of sustained panic in the middle 1980s - most of the novel was written while I was living in New Jersey, Vermont and Montana - and at a time when my writing vocation was threatening to dematerialise in front of me, literally frightening me into a bolder effort than I ever supposed myself capable of.

"If I have to not work and then go on welfare to get child care, how am I ever supposed to move up in life?" she asks.

This isn't a Kindle killer nor was it ever supposed to be.

When my son Jacob was born, I didn't know that I was ever supposed to put him down.

"I got more in life than I was ever supposed to get – family, money, football.

It would be like solitary confinement all the time if it weren't cushioned by Gchat and pals and every single book and eventually just forgetting that I was ever supposed to be something else.

And I was never, ever supposed to look down at the ice.

But I would never sit here and say you just get used to it — I don't know if anyone's ever supposed to be used to it.

I accept that their babyhood won't come again, that it wasn't ever supposed to be more than the brilliant, life-altering experience that it was.

Now, what wasn't ever supposed to happen has.