Sentence examples for ever for example from inspiring English sources
Could you ever, for example, reveal to children that parents did not, actually, love their offspring equally?
And the influence lives on – Jack White of the White Stripes claims Son House's Grinnin' in Your Face as his favourite song ever, for example.
So-called machine learning can sometimes help (spell-checking is a case where it can help a lot, and ditto for speech recognition), but nobody has ever, for example, built a world-class chess program by taking a generally smart machine, endowing it with enormous data, and letting it learn for itself.
While some phones stay true to a single flick (take Sony Ericsson handsets and any Bond movie ever, for example), some leap around Hollywood like a heiress on a booze binge.
Specifically, he noted that content will load quickly regardless of a viewer's location or network speed, which is a significant feat if you've ever, for example, tried to watch a US-based video when you are in a far-flung location.
Going forward, I asked Dan if WalkMe might ever look to expand the kinds of services that it offers to guide users on sites — in a world where PCs (and physical keyboards) are becoming less common, would WalkMe ever, for example, integrate voice response?
(A climb up Everest, for example, costs about $65,000).
Mt. Everest, for example, is actually only one-seventh of 1 percent of the Earth's radius in height, or only one-third of an inch (about eight millimetres) at a scale of 1 1,000,000.
Just 15 years ago, mountaineers who encountered a problem on Everest, for example, had to radio down to someone at base camp, who would then try to place a call on a satellite phone to seek help.
Ever exposure (for example, participants were asked: "Have you ever used an indoor ultraviolet tanning device to produce a cosmetic tan?") was available for 10 studies.
And now that we at last have Niels Bohr's own, striking account of the events with which the play tries to struggle, Mr. Frayn's version of Werner Heisenberg is more fictitious than ever -- for example, when he says on stage, "I wasn't trying to build a bomb".
