Sentence examples for ever be available from inspiring English sources
Twenty years ago: Will divorce ever be available in Ireland?
It is unlikely that the luxury of this much time will ever be available again.
"Local social entrepreneurs understand their local needs with more local context than can ever be available to a foreign organization".
Having wondered myself whether the luxury of pettiness would ever be available to us again, I didn't mind.
As the researchers in Sweden note, it's unlikely that conclusive evidence on this issue will ever be available.
My favorite ballad by my favorite band; a song I assumed would never, ever be available at karaoke, because it's a feedback-drenched, near-indecipherable dirge: R.E.M.'s "Country Feedback".
Without question, more data than ever is available on individuals.
Dario Robleto's objects have a novelistic complexity that more than ever is available largely from reading, not looking.
"With campaign finance money coming to nearly all of the campaigns, there is more money in City Council races than has ever been available," Mr. Sheinkopf said.
That one is trickier, and a dilemma not faced before, since it is the first time that all four have ever been available at the same time.
Now, both have written best-selling books presenting their inspirations and influences — books that, while not fully revelatory, offer far deeper insights than have ever been available before.
