Sentence examples for ever following from inspiring English sources

The United Kingdom itself looks more vulnerable than ever, following the triumph of the secessionist SNP.

It comes as Korine's star is higher than ever, following the success of his fluorescent crime thriller Spring Breakers.

FUN AND GAMES Glasgow's Commonwealth Games are harder to sell than ever following the withdrawal of Jessica Ennis-Hill.

There are more extreme methods to take if you want to prevent targeted ads from ever following you around.

David Cameron has warned that Britain must be "more vigilant than ever" following the death of Osama bin Laden amid fears of reprisals from al-Qaida operatives.

Tringale, 43, says his life changed for ever following a brutal gang rape, that led to him going AWOL from the army, and subsequently becoming homeless.

This steadfastness and reliability has naturally inspired vast loyalty among their ever increasing following.

The Tottenham Hotspur full-back has stayed with Steve ever since, following him when he has moved shops.

Did Green ever consider following in her father's footsteps and becoming a dentist rather than an actress?

Darcy has been photographing Julie ever since, following her from the streets of San Francisco to the woods of Alaska.

Youngsters are better than ever at following the latest must-have fashions and responding in ways that cause sales, and stocks, to soar or crash.