Sentence examples for agree ever from inspiring English sources

And unless Delaware or some other law requires it, don't expect any bidder to agree ever again to the voting rules originally adopted by Dell, which counted votes not cast as "no" votes.

Lauterbach agrees: "Ever since I've known him, Paul has wanted to be a writer with a capital W".

Ferrovial's acquisition, which had many of the characteristics of a leveraged buy-out, came close to the size of the largest buy-out to be agreed ever (in nominal terms)—that of HCA, an American health-care provider.

Not everybody agreed: "Ever since you've turned professional every team you've ridden for has been implicated in doping, you've never made an anti-doping statement and you are under a huge doping cloud," one journalist flatly accused Contador.

As Kim put it, "never ever ever ever ever agree to something like this in hopes of reciprocation down the line.

But both liberal and conservative economists agree that ever rising health care spending is a huge drag on the economy.

It is unclear, but Mr. Fleischer says the practice is illegal and has no doubt a court would agree if ever asked to rule on the question.

So, we warned the president -- don't ever, ever agree with the Republicans, they will only use it against you.

Would she ever agree to "$11,500" or W/E, ever?

Officials in Washington are downbeat about the chances that such short truces in Syria, even if agreed, will ever be implemented.

The rise of Ukip – with whose policies a significant minority of Tory MPs agreed – pushed ever more Tories into the referendum camp.