Sentence examples for ever consistently from inspiring English sources

This is Lieberman's schtick, the only act that's ever consistently gotten him ratings.

He seems (and this is why his character can be so addictive) to have something that few people ever consistently attain: an attitude toward life.

Can the Redskins, the Gruden Redskins especially, ever consistently defeat complacency in good times while continuing to play their best — at times — against their better foes?

Is Nani worthy of the lucrative new deal he feels he warrants and will Anderson ever consistently fulfil his potential?

I haven't been doing it for that long but it's the most I've ever consistently worked out on my own in my life.

"The thing about Champ, and he says it, he's outspoken about it, he says, 'Yes, I have Down syndrome but I'm OK.' He's a terrific young man … It's just a marvelous, marvelous, wonderful note … Champ Pederson, and he is a champ". Has any play-by-play announcer ever consistently relayed so many life stories with such dignity?

But Darling said he did not think the high strike would ever be consistently called.

It's high summer in New Zealand, and if the winds will ever be consistently moderate, now's the time.

What is perhaps most telling about the Landis interview and the mindset of riders involved in doping is his expressions of admiration for Armstrong despite claiming time and again that cycling's biggest ever star consistently cheated.

Before the advent of Bandstand, no Philadelphia-based label had ever been consistently successful; in the wake of the show, several labels based in the city including Cameo, Chancellor, Jamie, and Swan were regularly on the charts.

I conclude, then, that the tax in question is plainly imposed upon the operations of the federal government; that it falls squarely within the definition of such a burden and is prohibited upon the principle announced in McCulloch v. Maryland and ever since consistently applied in the decisions of the court.