That's because, ever since they saw Sunderland vote to leave the EU, currency traders have been dumping sterling.
A fortnight ago, she started a charity called Harness the Tears, because: "Ever since I've been here, I've been crying almost 90% of the time.
But she said she should have known her son would see this project through to the end, "because ever since he was a teenager, he's always finished what he started".
This may be so because, ever since settlers arrived and shot the first local people they met as a way of signalling their future intentions, all contacts have been conflicts.
Perhaps this was because, ever since I was a child, my mother had spoken of my grandmother as a woman whose arteries had been injected with poison by life itself — a victim of the malice and treachery of other people.
He was impelled to launch himself into unspoilt rivers simply out of love and compulsion, and because, ever since he had first sat in a kayak, picked up a paddle and found himself alone in wild Nature, he didn't want to do anything else quite as badly.
Because ever since then, we got ever more tech intensive.
Because ever since I was nine years old, Larry was my imaginary friend.
Because ever since you're a kid, you love that total release, that feeling of wanting to win.
That would impose an even higher cost on the economy and budget because ever poorer households cannot spend and consume.
That's because ever since I was a little girl, we used to go to a beach club that's there.
