Sentence examples for ever fatter from inspiring English sources
But consider the alternative: an ever fatter state, ever less freedom and ever higher taxes.
More and more people, young and old, in countries rich and poor, are fat and growing ever fatter.
This is a play, mind you, in which the household cook (Margareta Hallin) is an immense, bloated harpy who grows ever fatter by sapping the vitality of her employers.
But some school officials also say that the lure of ever fatter pay at the big firms is lessening student interest in going from graduation to work as judges' law clerks, often prestigious but similarly lower-paying posts.
The TV cameras will catch only the trompe l'oeil tableau of Republican regular folk: Rudy Giuliani and a stage full of Rockettes and firemen; Bill Frist resuscitating a homeless man outside the Garden, and the Harlem Boys Choir singing to the ever fatter G.O.P. cats.
The company, with an eye on ever fatter profits, is prepared to axe the guards on some of the most overcrowded and potentially dangerous services in Britain so that they can squeeze every last penny out of their passengers, regardless of the consequences.
The Prodigy are going strong after inspiring a generation of producers and dropping one of the baddest remix albums ever, "Fat of the Land (Remixed)", late last year.
Camera buyers are fickle, demanding ever-slimmer models and ever-fatter zoom abilities.
The Vietnamese government ushers journalists and foreign delegations to the residential hospitals where these people are cared for, and where visitors can add new words of shock, contrition and atonement to the ever-fatter guest books.
As a champion of the new economy, he praised the huge corporate outlays for high-technology equipment and the rising productivity that helped to explain the ever-fatter profits.
Under its energetic chief executive, David W. Johnson, Campbell boasted ever-fatter profit margins and a stock price that climbed nearly sixfold in roughly eight years, to more than $60 a share in 1998, just after he left.
