Sentence examples for ever a day from inspiring English sources
I don't think there's ever a day they can hang his jersey in his locker.
"Their voices are in my head when I'm writing, when I'm thinking, and I don't think there's ever a day when I don't ask myself what I should be doing with these hands".
"If there is ever a day when I can't go back down to the South and fit right in like I always did, I will be devastated," said Sarah Easley, 31, an owner of the downtown clothing store Kirna Zabête, who is a native of Richmond, Va.
You will always find people who are helping.' " By Tuesday morning, Governor Deval Patrick was vowing that next year's marathon will be "bigger and better than ever"; a day later Thomas Friedman was declaring in the Times that we should "wash the sidewalk, wipe away the blood… and return life to normal there as fast as possible".
If there was ever a day for single people to go out, it's this one.
Is there ever a day that DFS sofas aren't on sale?
The killing of soldiers and civilians hardly ever skips a day, and hardly ever leads the nightly news anymore.
This is still the case for the vast majority of rape victims; very few ever get a day in court and even fewer ever see their perpetrators convicted.
I hardly ever skipped a day of watering.
Neither man has ever spent a day in prison.
