Sentence examples for ever again return from inspiring English sources

But then he knew he was dying and would not ever again return to Sorrento himself once they took him across the water to Naples.

Most of all, neither side can ever again return to the bliss of thinking that it doesn't have a real choice.

Federal Dead on the Field of Battle of First Day, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, with its depiction of rotting soldier-corpses, made it impossible to ever again return to a serious consideration of the aesthetic and romantic valorization of war, as had been imagined by painters and sculptors for millennia before the notion of propaganda was conceived.

I never took any of his calls ever again, nor returned his texts or emails.

It would trail only Argentina's back in 2002 (76.8 percent) and, more recently, Iraq's (89.4 percent) — not the kind of company a modern European country hopes to keep if it ever again intends to return to the bond markets.

But a year on, the crowds of protesters in Cairo and across Egypt - both for and against the government - are bigger than ever, with the army once again returning to the centre of the political stage.

Investors are also questioning whether big banks can ever again increase returns in such a heavily regulated industry, driving down some of their share prices while most of the stock market rallies.

He started out again, returned again.

If you still think those few pimples will go away and never return ever again, you are probably going to be disappointed.

" 'Wicked' could run as long as 'The Fantasticks' and pay its investors back handsomely, but it's hard to imagine a rate of return ever again like this.

And then, like ascending Everest, to return again and again until the account was won and the sale closed.