Sentence examples for enjoy ever from inspiring English sources

Too many voters are "Californians": they think they can enjoy ever more services without paying for them.

Over decades, these human rights would come to enjoy ever stronger legal status.

That's depressing news to think that you can't eat the foods you enjoy ever again.

It allows Americans to enjoy ever-rising living standards over their lives and helps them pay some big expenses, like their children's college tuition and their parents' elder care, that start to hit in middle age.

At least, it was until Madge died of cancer in 2001, leaving Harold to enjoy ever-dafter plots like the time he had a stroke and became a sex-pest, or when he tried to strangle Paul Robinson, for some reason.

The 22.5-million-strong public sector (that includes retirees) is growing ever larger, and enjoying ever greater wages and benefits often guaranteed by state constitutions.

Or is it enjoying ever-increasing vigor because it has so successfully co-opted the Republican Party itself?

For listeners willing to dive in, CMJ is probably easier to enjoy than ever before.

Fortunately, thanks to a surge in literary molecular gastronomy, readers can enjoy an ever wider array of broccoli rabe (or brussels sprout, or Swiss chard) ice cream.

They are the font of the innovations that enable us to enjoy an ever improving standard of living.

Ah, the "L" word, which played such a huge role in landing the Games six years ago and which has enjoyed an ever-diminishing bit-part ever since.