Sentence examples for certainly ever from inspiring English sources

It was the most unhappy group of staff officers and unhappy headquarters I have ever had any contact with and certainly ever heard tell of it".

Yet the evil segregationist archetype is fixed in the popular mind as the villainous housewife of "The Help" or the cretinous mob of "Django Unchained" — nobody we'd ever know, or certainly ever be.

Ever since he has been in politics, and certainly ever since he decided to run for the Labour leadership last year, Mr Miliband has believed in Labour offering the voters the socially rebalanced political economy that he dubbed a "new bargain" on Tuesday.

Finnish mobile startup Jolla has always had a very visible front man in its leather-clad co-founder Marc Dillon — certainly ever since he stepped up from COO to CEO, back in fall 2012 (although he subsequently relinquished the CEO role to continue heading software dev from 2013).

He then jokingly added, "certainly ever written".

NAFTA is the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere, but certainly ever signed in this country.

Certainly never, ever become a deadbeat and accept a government bailout.

My life and the lives of the riders are most certainly ever-evolving and riding a bike is just like living life.

Certainly, who ever wins, tensions will be greatly reduced.

Giorgio de Chirico obsessed over her, almost certainly without ever having seen the original statue.

"Certainly nobody ever said there was a danger to Las Vegas," Mr. Goodman said.