Sentence examples for a time ever from inspiring English sources

"There will never be a time, ever, that we will not feel extraordinary regret at losing Nodar before the Games started," Furlong said.

Twenty-six yeand and Aladdindin's cave of trophies later, and with Old Trafford attendances regularly topping 75,000, it is hard to believe that such a time ever existed.

Did such a time ever exist?

I wondered if a time ever existed when Manchester United asked for real opinions from its supporters?

5. Focus On 1 Key Project At A Time: Ever heard of S.O.S.? Well yes, it could absolutely stand for Some One Special, but in this case it stands for Shiny Object Syndrome.

This post is not going to be one of many expressions of idyllic nostalgia, insisting on the existence of a "good old days" characterized by a "Leave it to Beaver -esque society of warm relationships and lively dinner taBeaver -esquensocietyf such a time ever existed).

In the campaign, Mr. Smith was widely criticized for being so antagonistic toward the Postal Service that he had a hard time ever reaching an agreement.

He's a guy that has a hard time ever making him feel any tension".

And if Mr. Stark's outbursts have made him less effective than he might otherwise be as a representative, his constituents have a hard time ever hearing about it.

The stationmaster had known his new switchman for a long time, ever since Fyodorov was a boy and used to go hunting with him.

"He'd walked out of college and into the Depression, and had had a rough time ever since," Rabe said.