Sentence examples for ever been prepared from inspiring English sources
Until this week's promise, the US has never, ever, been prepared to accept a conventional bilateral relationship with Cuba.
Despite much talk in Washington about the need for meaningful corporate tax reform, it's not an issue that the Bush administration has ever been prepared to address in a serious manner.
I doubt if his Liberal Democrat party, or Menzies Campbell's for that matter, would ever have gone into government with the Conservatives, and I doubt too if he would have ever been prepared to break such a solid promise as was made on tuition fees.
No one could ever be prepared to lose you.
"I don't think you can ever be prepared".
"I don't think I could ever be prepared for fame," she says.
Jim McIlvaine, Evan Eschmeyer and Jamie Feick, fitter than ever, are prepared to split time at center.
Do you think that Robert would ever be prepared to blow it all up?
Would he ever be prepared to renege on what one player may have taken as a guarantee?
Mr Corbyn was asked earlier today whether he would ever be prepared to push the nuclear button if it came to it.
How could such a man ever be prepared for the change of luck, for the loss of control, for the physical and mental suffering that has no explanation?
