Sentence examples for ever declared that from inspiring English sources
And, late in his career, Hall, the fastest American marathoner ever, declared that only God would coach him.
But no one — not Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, who commanded NATO forces until June, nor Gen. David Petraeus, who succeeded him — has ever declared that he expected to.
Populist Bild Zeitung, in another outburst of sensationalist Turkophobia, totally insensitive to Turkey's internationally important democratization process as ever, declared that 'Turkey would never be a full member of the EU' -- despite its powerful economy.
But would a government of any stripe ever declare that everyone should pay £100-plus a year for a bank account?
Mr Kahn sometimes talked wistfully of price caps, especially when he was appointed Mr Carter's "inflation tsar" in 1978, a thankless, staffless, hopeless job which he threw in after 15 months, inflation riding high as ever, declaring that no one else would be fool enough to do it.
Republicans have also tried to discredit the private Tax Policy Center ever since the research organization declared that Mitt Romney's proposal to cut tax rates by 20 percent while protecting the middle class and not increasing the deficit was mathematically impossible.
The Palestinians approved Mahmoud Abbas as their first-ever prime minister, and he declared that terrorism threatened to destroy the Palestinian cause -- language one never heard from Yasir Arafat.
He posted vigorous notes on Internet discussion boards; one, in October, declared that "nobody will ever be safe until the last cop is dead".
She denounces the new policies as "more austerity-oriented, more anti-social and more pro-free-market than ever" and declares that Mr Hollande will henceforth be "the president of the Medef", the French employers' association.
Mourinho, who once declared that Barcelona would be "for ever" in his heart, wanted the job.
Asked afterward what he thought, the man brusquely declared, "That was the most disgusting food I have ever eaten".
