Sentence examples for ever falls from inspiring English sources

And none of the covers ever falls victim to flat contrivance (except maybe John Fogerty's "Fortunate Son," slowed to a dirge).

In a statement, her father said: "I sincerely hope there's no possibility that another woman ever falls into the hands of my daughter's murderer".

I assume if corn ever falls on me, it will still be in the can... My wife has been rained on by mixed Chinese vegetables... Corn rain in Colo.

Interior designers would swoon over this, and if Nasa ever falls on hard times, it could do worse than patent such gorgeous images as designs for high-end bathroom tiles or fabrics.

I imagine myself trying on this pair of shoes and walking deftly out the door, a woman who knows how to pull off a fashion statement and never, ever falls for a heel in a suit and tie.

If the snap ever falls into the hands of the official Liberal Democrat archivist, it might be captioned: "For years, the party's failure to be taken seriously left strategists baffled".

Anyone ever fall into the pipe?

No one's ever fallen off".

"First time I ever fell," he said.

Did Walter ever fall in love?

"Who thought those towers would ever fall?