The phrase "and everytime" is not correct in written English; it should be "and every time." You can use it when referring to something that happens on each occasion or instance.
Example: "I feel happy and every time I see my friends, we have a great time together."
Alternatives: "and on each occasion" or "and whenever."
Outline it and everytime he does somethin in the story he doesn't approve of, reminds them losing the sympathy of movie audience.
Feel You and Everytime Boots are upbeat numbers, as vivacious as they are thoughtful ("There are so many days of rain/ In Mexico City/ A good reason to go/ You know I love to run away from sun," she coos on the former).
However, the channel does change from PR to PR and, everytime, the corresponding metric is fed back to the transmitter (see assumption A1).
I get back to my apartment and everytime I catch my reflection, my face seems less and less familiar.
And everytime another black individual is shot down, convicted or imprisoned, my thoughts head for the worst.
I kept seeing this vinyl shop, and everytime I went to go in it, it wasn't open.
One was a leather bound seat designed for maximum comfort, now it squeaks and screams everytime it moves and causes me back pain after an hour.
"If United do get Louis van Gaal, twill be like getting a hybrid of Guardiola and Mourinho - Guardiola's methodology and Mourinho's arrogance and occasional (everytime) madness".
It's the Spike Lees (who bitch and moan everytime someone moves into their momma's neighbourhood) and the David Byrnes (who take every opportunity to opine about the city's "stifled creativity" epidemic). .
After his father's death, his mother locked the room and resists everytime Sambu asks for the key saying he should pass his university exams first, which which he has been unable to do in 3 tries and which he has decided is irrelevant.
You may not get it prefect the first time but if you keep trying then it will look better and better everytime.
