Sentence examples for ever blue from inspiring English sources

The general's gaze was direct, as ever, blue eyes ringed by red, glassy and bewildered and filled with terrible knowledge, and always, somehow, far away.

A year later, the World Bank followed suit, and by 2017, over $155 billion worth of public and corporate green bonds had been issued, paving the way for the Seychelles government to issue the first ever "blue bond" last year— a $15 million bond to fund marine protection and sustainable fisheries.

Why was iOS ever blue to begin with?

"I think what Glen is doing is the same — he's being incredibly honest and vulnerable in putting himself out there this way". At one point late in the film, Keach is heard off-screen asking Campbell, "Are you ever blue?" and the audience finally sees the "Gentle on My Mind" and "Rhinestone Cowboy" singer let go with tears that often seem to be lurking not far beneath his smiling, joking persona.

Ever-blue sky glistens in reflecting pools.

Not many have accused ever-blue California with sharing red state values.

Mr. Schwarzenegger's accomplishments — particularly as a Republican in an ever-blue state — have been significant, largely bipartisan and likely to have a lasting impact on the state.

Founded in 1918 by Otto K. E. Heinemann, a German émigré, OKeh Records released a typical mishmash of the era — popular and specialty songs — until it had a fateful hit in 1920 with Mamie Smith's "Crazy Blues," often credited as the first-ever blues record.

It could be the weather that never seems to change and that ever-blue sky that looks suspiciously like a screen, only adjusting slightly when too many people catch onto its uncanny perfection.

Have you ever seen blue leaves?

But here — with a notable few exceptions like the Aladdin (the best lentil soup I've ever had), Blue Koi (expert dumplings and noodle dishes) and Lill's (terrific Spanish tapas) — the best options are better described as good enough.