Sentence examples for ever adjusted from inspiring English sources

"I don't think I ever adjusted, I just tolerated it," Williams said of his time in Yuma.

Its box office receipts would make it the 14th-highest-grossing film ever, adjusted for inflation, with $70m domestically and more than twice that across the globe.

Turning back toward New York in a rental van suddenly grown still, we wondered how our parents ever adjusted to life as proprietors of empty nests.

"Cars 2" was still a hit by Hollywood standards — it generated $552 million in worldwide box-office revenue — but it turned out to be the worst-performing Pixar film ever, adjusted for inflation.

While $1.53 a gallon is the highest average gas price ever, adjusted for inflation, it is still cheaper to fill up the family sports utility vehicle than it was to top off the Model T, noted Daniel Yergin, author of "The Prize," a history of the oil industry and president of Cambridge Energy Research Associates.

If you've ever adjusted colors in a program like Photoshop, you've done color correction.

Does she ever adjust her performances for the camera?

When you wear a camera on your lapel, you find that you're always conscious of the thing, ever adjusting it and attempting to lean into potential photo experiences.

We've reached out to the three today for comment on the letter, and to ask whether any of the three would ever adjust rankings to help filter out companies like the ones described in Rockefeller's letters today.

And second, is there any hope of ever adjusting the balance of male/female relations in mainstream cinema to resemble more closely the way we live in the real world?

While the obstacles do become predictable, and you may find the music endearing (eventually), it's the increasing speed of the game that makes it so you can never, ever adjust yourself.