Sentence examples for ever catching from inspiring English sources

Often, people leave without ever catching a glimpse.

Otherwise, they will run out of games, and time, without ever catching up.

But I can't see it ever catching on in the UK in a big way".

If a state fails to contribute for a number of years, it can eventually fall so far behind that it has little chance of ever catching up.

What could be more unfair than being doomed to a lifetime of pursuing your arch nemesis with no apparent possibility of ever catching him/her?

This means slack could completely disappear without wages ever catching up with productivity.None of these represents a case for raising rates now; rather, they are forecasts of how the data may evolve in way that justifies raising rates.

They have remained close ever since, catching up with each other in retirement at least a few times a year.

At that moment I would have been happy to travel this way for ever, just catching the next bus to wherever I fancied.

By the time I got to Iraq in the summer of 2003, Shadid knew so much about the state of Iraqis under American occupation that it was impossible to imagine anyone in the tribe of foreign reporters ever quite catching up.

The question, which I (sadly) never did ask, was what my father proposed to do with the Tooth Fairy if he were ever successful in catching it.

That sounds like a victory for the regulators, who are as close as they've ever been to catching the biggest fish on Wall Street.