Sentence examples for ever frequent from inspiring English sources
There's a salutary lesson in that aspect of "Antigone" alone — assuming that the real-life Creons in our midst ever frequent the National Theatre.
She explains that the quick-snap pace at which we expect to see new styles in shop windows requires ever frequent air shipments, and the growing rate of textile production means land that could grow food is being used for cotton.
However, delay in awakening seems ever frequent after stopping sedation.
If you can't pick one, you're probably in the majority: despite the abundance of successful auto sites, few people ever frequent one regularly.
Does she ever frequent discount stores?
The only restaurant that we ever frequented as a family is still open for business.
Patrons pass through tighter security than at any club they have probably ever frequented.
His son managed to create novels, plays, film scripts and journalism, as well as a character, Horace Rumpole, more famous than any real barrister who ever frequented the Old Bailey.
At the height of cocktail culture, in the late nineteenth century, the United States had boasted one saloon for every two hundred and fifty people, but few respectable ladies ever frequented those establishments.
"I have to go with the first one I ever frequented, while in high school and college: Goerings Bookstore in Gainesville, Florida.
