Sentence examples for ever gone down from inspiring English sources
When has insurance ever gone down?
Set in 2024, the story unfolds in a world where all students have tablet computers that run on an über-reliable national network; its collapse is the first sign something is awry since, as we learn, "the Network had never, ever gone down".
"When have prices ever gone down and stayed down?
Have you ever gone down on a girl?
Ebro also recounted the most intense interviews that have ever gone down in the Hot 97 studio and talked about the time he had to tell DMX not to smoke weed in the building.
Ebro also recounted the most intense interviews that have ever gone down in the Hot 97 studio and talked about the time he had to tell DMX not to smoke weed in the building.
"I don't think gold prices will ever go down," he said, echoing a widely held sentiment here.
Besides, State of the Union speeches hardly ever go down in the annals of American rhetoric.
"I hardly ever go down from here because this peak is civilization.
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.
