Sentence examples for but which ever from inspiring English sources

Some are much easier than others –but which ever you chose to make they all take a lot of time if they are going to look really effective.

The word family has a broad connotation for the mafia but, which ever way you slice it, he got it wrong.

As with all schools of truth the answer probably lies in the middle but which ever theory you advocate there is no getting away from the fact that the Pistols were the forerunners to the ever changing trends in modern music and however uncomfortable the main characters are with that it is something all music lovers should be grateful for.

"But which ever route means making the best use of the scarce resources at their disposal".

But which ever it is, it has been said the best music comes from grave human tragedy or passionate emotions.

"The problem of Barbate is that there are plenty of guys like me who have a lot of work experience, but none of which ever came with a proper work contract," said Joaquín Gil Narváez, who has been jobless for two years and is living at his mother's home.

But the only tide which ever flowed through here was from the burst dam.

The most lasting effect of the whole controversy was not on Dylan, but on folk revivalism itself, which, ever after, was doomed to be labelled a bit fusty, boring and uncool by onlookers: the price you pay for trying to stop progress.

You can use which ever one you want, but this is a good one to start with.

Neither of which ever happened.

Instead, the surface is stippled, which ever so slightly diffuses the light.