Sentence examples for ever barely from inspiring English sources

Fay remains as scatterbrained as ever, barely able to take stock of her son's misbehavior in school ("You're grounded, like, forever"), let alone of the wider warpings beyond.

The husky picture, the wind turbine and the blather about being the greenest government ever barely need mentioning, but it's still jaw-dropping to pick through the old Tory campaign bumf that has somehow survived their recent online purge – full of talk about "green growth", "a new green revolution", and the old hippy exhortation to "think globally and act locally".

And just as pregnant as ever barely three months after giving birth to daughter #1, Maddie, according to The National Enquirer, which broke the story.

In a world where we seem busier than ever, barely having time for the "to dos" and where invitations and cards, in many instances, are now sent electronically, maybe the handwritten note is obsolete.

While most are working harder than ever and barely keeping up, Mr Rubio growls, "some people" shun work because they can make almost as much from government benefits.

The bacteria, described in tomorrow's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, are among the smallest ever found, barely bigger than some viruses.

Similar to the Daily Show's previous app, fans can watch clips from Jon Stewart and his "Best F @cking News Team Ever" (which barely beats out TechCrunch's Best Awesome News Team Ever), while sorting through those video clips by popularity and "most recent".

COLUMBUS, Ohio — When the text messages pop up in Ohio State Coach Thad Matta's phone, they always bring a laugh but barely ever a response.

I barely ever see movies, because I'm always at the theater!

She barely ever looked at the coin.

He's barely ever there".