Sentence examples for day is ever from inspiring English sources

It also helps that no day is ever boring or "routine".

"No day is ever the same.

"No day was ever the same and it gave me a sense of achievement," he recalls.

The second announcement of the day was ever so slightly more worthy.

By the way, I've often noticed that while many times people schedule their portrait session at the same time as their cocktail hour, no two other events of the wedding day are ever simultaneously scheduled.

"To be honest, I don't think the disappointment of Sunday is ever going to wear off," she said.

In the still of the night or the cold light of day, nothing is ever worth that!

No day is [ever] boring!

After Tuesday, nothing is ever likely to be the same.

Kennedy's opinion in Windsor makes plain that that day is drawing ever nearer.

"I want to say also that this may be the last day I'm ever involved in a campaign of this kind," Mr. Clinton said.