Sentence examples for ever and when from inspiring English sources

Messi appeared impassive as ever and when the players shook hands pre-game, he seemed to be nonchalantly eating.

This may be the greatest sword-fight film ever, and when it was released on DVD I tried it with sake.

But their bond, she said, is stronger than ever, and when he is released on April 17, he will be returning home to his family.

His acting talents might have deserted him, but his seduction skills are evidently as prodigious as ever, and when he makes his move, Pegeen succumbs.

She has good days, when she is just as lucid as ever and when her extraordinary memory is as sharp as the picture on a new television set.

This is a time when a strong vocational education system is needed more than ever, and when employers' organisations are expressing concern that businesses cannot access recruits with the level of skills required.

It's true that Alison and I did go through a particularly bad spell just before she went to Everest, and when she came back we didn't like each other very much, although her letters from K2 grew warmer.

I'm the quickest cruiserweight he has ever fought and when I hit him he's going to know I am the hardest cruiserweight he has ever fought.

Strangely, though, the War is hardly ever mentioned and when it is it usually occurs off-screen.

"We're hardly ever there, and when we are, all we do is sleep.

The McLaren F1 is arguably one of the finest cars ever made, and when it was new it cost £540,000.