Sentence examples for ever applied to from inspiring English sources
Anyone who has ever applied to study it will know how much work is required.
Michael Frayn must have the subtlest mind ever applied to the writing of farce.
"There was no pressure ever applied to his throat or neck area," London said.
If the phrase ever applied to a human being, he was an industry.
It is the largest volume of dispersants ever applied to a spill in United States waters.
However, the formal integration of spatial and genetic data ('landscape genetics') is scarcely ever applied to parasites.
"Number two," she went on, now on firmer ground, "whether Batson ever applies to sexual orientation".
The ruling today did not clearly specify whether the 1973 statute ever applies to such treatment decisions.
It is hard to see how the version of the American dream that Menendez described could now ever apply to her.
That is, of course, if you believe that the word "improbable" can ever apply to tennis that is being played by Roger Federer.
But Freed's great strength as a writer — like Anne Tyler and Muriel Spark, to name but two — is that she realizes "normal" is a word that barely, if ever, applies to human beings in real life, let alone in serious fiction.
