Sentence examples for builds ever from inspiring English sources

Nothing else that he builds ever lasts.

Her presence is felt everywhere on the island in the towns and forests she consumes, in the rocky coastline she builds ever outward, and in the threads of volcanic glass called Pele's hair, which she tosses from her cinder cones.

People mingle and dance among a dilapidated scene of junkyard cars, scraps of metal, and lawn chairs, as the energy builds, ever so slowly, with teases of a kick drum carefully brought into the mix.

Her soulful voice (with a slight twang!) starts out backed by a simple guitar and builds ever-so-slightly as the song continues.

We build ever larger, ever more concentrated, ever more uniform structures.

More important, they represented the hubris that drove architects to build ever larger skyscrapers.

On one side, I could see new Israeli settlements being built ever closer.

When gamers play online, they leave a data trail that intelligent algorithms are picking up to build ever more challenging and entertaining games.

The kneejerk reaction to this is to build ever stronger sea defences, but it may not be the right one.

Talk to the "structurers" who, until 2008, built ever more complex instruments with ever more worthless US mortgages in them, and you hear them resorting to amorality.

AMD is ducking out of the costly race with Intel to build ever more sophisticated chip factories.