Sentence examples for ever been put in from inspiring English sources

"It shouldn't have ever been put in," he conceded, adding, "I had nothing to do with it".

Had you ever been put in such a situation before?

The campaign for an open Senate seat was a turning point in Mr. de Blasio's life; it was the biggest and most high-profile political effort he had ever been put in charge of.

Absolutely no effective measures have ever been put in place to protect civilians in Darfur despite being under the watch of a joint African Union and United Nations peacekeeping mission (Unamid).

The newly published definitions of columns and reviews now posted on The Times's Web site offer a few insights for readers that have seldom, if ever, been put in writing.

The New Yorker, August 28 , 1926 P. 7Some of our better stores, taking stock recently, found they had more bottles of an expensive imported perfume on hand than had ever been put in stock.

These fish shouldn't really ever be put in with community fish without attention, caution and care on your part.. Particularly the slow moving ones with long tails.

I can't imagine myself ever being put in that situation.

B: I don't think he'll ever be put in a position of real danger.

But to me, one thing remains clear: no-one should ever be put in the situation I was.

"One of them is that our troops should never, ever, be put in a position where they have to defend the indefensible.