Sentence examples for ever and a day from inspiring English sources

That has been the case for ever and a day.

"That will just go ping, ping, ping, for ever and a day.

It wasn't something that took for ever and a day: it came together very quickly and it was perfect, with its sentiment and how it was approached.

But as former chairman Sir Denys Henderson says: 'Companies don't go on for ever and a day: they must adapt to changing circumstances.' The company's fall from power mirrors the UK's own post-imperial decline as a manufacturing nation.

I know I am crying in these dreams, a sense of failure dogs me – the failure to keep it all together, to provide that safe family home with roses around the door, to be mummy and daddy and little children for ever and a day.

" Depression is a continuum in Aboriginal people's lives, it's the struggle from birth to death, and it's a struggle for ever and a day just getting the recognition that you're a human being…It really is the shadow that follows you, it's forever there.

The killing of soldiers and civilians hardly ever skips a day, and hardly ever leads the nightly news anymore.

If ever a pitch and a day exhorted "bat first" then this was it.

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.

In fact, most of their writers seem clueless about its existence; and anyone who's ever worked a day in media will tell you that this is a classic case of a salesperson gone rogue.

By day, Gaia Italian Café is the best Italian hostel café you've ever lost half a day and five euros in, transplanted to the Lower East Side.