Sentence examples for ever get a good from inspiring English sources
Will he ever get a good haircut?
I'm not sure we can ever get a good measure".
So there's no way a car-only customer will ever get a good deal.
But millions of students lost their chance to ever get a good job during a time when we protected the system at the expense of the children.
But the severely anxious child "doesn't ever get a good night's sleep before a test because he is obsessing about whether he knows everything; and because of the anxiety, he does much worse than he should have".
From his weary despair over Steve's arrest – "God help me if I ever get a good night's sleep again" – to his increasing irritation with the slippery Gill ("Even after the time we've spent together, you really don't know me at all") Hastings dominated much of the first hour.
At the end of all this, assuming it doesn't turn into an actual depression, we're going to have Japanification (a situation where you never get a good economy ever again) on steroids.
Even in the age of Facebook and Twitter, it seems harder than ever to get a good protest going, with police sentries shielding City Hall as though it were the Green Zone in Baghdad, and even ordinary office buildings requiring photo identification.
Certainly it's the most fuss anyone has ever made to get a good burger.
With the exception of a one-time insomniac who drugs himself into oblivion (never noticing that he has crossed the line into death), none of them ever seem to get a good night's sleep.
