Sentence examples for ever get a better from inspiring English sources

You know you might not ever get a better time on your half marathon... but you also don't really care.

With the upcoming battle for Mosul, no doubt more people will flee to Kurdistan and the crises will only get worse before they ever get a chance to get better.

'She'd said to the Queen Mother, "Ma'am, does it ever get any better?" And I knew the Queen Mother a bit so I can hear her saying this; she said, "No, actually, it doesn't get any better, but you get better at it".

And yet, it is hard to see how the team will ever get any better until some stability is achieved.

Take Hard-Fi, a band precisely nobody in their right mind could really have expected to ever get any better after their first album.

And no one thinks it's going to ever get any better.

I also wonder does it ever get any better?

Never ever say that you can get a better price from the other shops.

The study is the most extensive survey of insects, spiders, and their relatives ever undertaken and should help researchers get a better understanding of what factors influence biodiversity.

That means that if rates ever change, or if you can get a better deal somewhere else, Gabi will make those suggestions and help you switch.

I doubt it will ever get better – It's a bit too late mate".