Sentence examples for ever agreed from inspiring English sources

Ah, but not a deal she ever agreed to.

If details are ever agreed, they are to take effect in 2018.

Not that the Israelis have ever agreed on all points with the Europeans.

"We do not believe the plaintiffs ever agreed with Ernst & Young to arbitrate," he said.

In all the time I knew him, I don't think he ever agreed with me on any subject, ever.

Which is most impressive when you consider that no two people have ever agreed on exactly what "punk" is.

"It's probably the only thing in my life I've ever agreed with Hillary Clinton about," Ms. Davis said.

As such, two degrees is too high but it's the only red line the planet's governments have ever agreed to.

"Nothing was ever signed; nothing was ever agreed upon," said Mr. Martinez, who said he had already met with investigators.

Looking at the Middle East today, it's hard to believe that Muslims and Jews have ever agreed on anything.

As Holbrooke's aide on African issues, Alex Laskaris, says: "Lusaka is one of the few things they've ever agreed on.