Sentence examples for been said ever from inspiring English sources

Judith A. Jacobs, a Democrat who is the Legislature's presiding officer, said of the report: "It is a menu of everything that has ever been said, ever been suggested.

"This episode illustrates what we have been saying ever since Sept. 11," said Peter McEwen, an official with the National Union of Marine Aviation and Shipping Transport Officers.

Teenagers are supposed to be rebellious: that's what movies had been saying ever since the 50s.

Soon after Hillary and Tenzing descended, they said they had reached the top together, and that is what they have been saying ever since.

After all, this is what a variety of economists, business people, Tory MPs and some think tanks had been saying ever since the new 50p rate started in April 2010.

Now the clan has reunited (if it could be said ever to have been united) in the decaying coastal home that Judy inherited from her disapproving middle-class parents.

Even though he moved to Paris to escape, Baldwin wrote, "Neither I, nor my family, can be said ever really to have left".

And what customers are saying ever more loudly is that they want their investment choices to make a positive difference to climate change.

Doing either will guarantee that no one will respect you, or what you're saying, ever.

"We've been saying it ever since Sean and Luke.

There was nothing more to be said, possibly ever.