Sentence examples for ever go down from inspiring English sources
Besides, State of the Union speeches hardly ever go down in the annals of American rhetoric.
"I don't think gold prices will ever go down," he said, echoing a widely held sentiment here.
"I hardly ever go down from here because this peak is civilization.
If one of the pages linked to on the website were to ever go down, Amber can provide visitors with access to a mirrored version.
Perhaps the only thing that is widely agreed on is that prices for things like 17th- and 18th-century violins rarely, if ever, go down.
You doubt your ability to withstand it, but you remember what a psychologist friend once told you about depression: "Don't ever go down into that hole.
Until that point, no one had ever gone down more than 350 feet and survived.
No one ever went down on Uncle Joey in a "the-a-tre" on Full House, I can tell you.
But, hand on heart, I don't think I ever went down there confidently, because confidence would be madness".
"If Latrell or Allan ever went down with an injury, we'd be down at that position -- and that has worried me," Knicks Coach Jeff Van Gundy said of Allan Houston and Latrell Sprewell.
