Sentence examples for ends ever from inspiring English sources

How is my bredren from the ends ever gonna buy a house?

The Chinese Communist Party has twisted culture to its own ends ever since Mao Zedong dogmatized on the role of literature and art at Yan'an in 1942.

Tony Gonzalez, in his 16th year in the league, is recognised as one of the greatest tight ends ever to play the game yet had fallen at the first hurdle on each of his five playoff appearances to date.

They followed that up by trading away one of the best tight ends ever to play the game, plus a fourth-round draft pick, in return for a center and a first-rounder.

His stage version of the cartoon strip The Broons is currently out on tour, and in Grain in the Blood he employs a sturdy thriller format, full of edge-of-your seat tension and all the requisite plot twists, to explore whether the ends ever justify the means and ask if doing wrong is ever the right thing to do.

Miller then argues that the United States didn't seize enough territory from Mexico in the war: "[T]oday, Baja California could be like a southwestern version of Florida, Monterrey could flourish like Phoenix, etc. Do the ends ever justify the means?

Will that fairytale ending ever be reached?

The GOAT debate is never ending, ever evolving, and usually tiresome.

Danny doesn't think she's felt right in her after end, ever since.

He had been heading for a disastrous end ever since he came home.

But then of course ministers have been on the receiving end ever since.