Sentence examples for ever have appeared from inspiring English sources

Penises came up again during the post-PowerPoint Q. & A., as the conversation shifted to differences of style in the U.S. and the U.K. Of his Beast review, Rayner said, "There is absolutely no chance that that would ever have appeared in an American publication.

It has washed up in the Caribbean in unusually large amounts since 2011, but this year the largest volumes ever have appeared on shores from Barbados to Mexico, with piles several feet deep stretching for miles, and dozens of metres out to sea.

And sometimes a melanoma can first develop in the bowel or brain without ever having appeared on the skin.

I think that I remembered it especially because it was the first time I understood, viscerally, how race and class and all of that actually worked — how those with the advantage could use it without ever having appeared to use it.

Matthew Page, a former US state department analyst and a specialist on Nigeria, said the process was positive but only a "very small step", as many of the detainees had been held in custody for years without access to a lawyer or ever having appeared before a judge.

They would go on to play a sold-out show at King Tut's, despite only ever having appeared at the venue once before.

It was a pulverising piece of uncompromising energy - the first piece of contemporary music ever to have appeared on a Last Night programme.

A year later, Letterman wanted to talk about the dwarf, too, the so-called Man from Another Place, who spoke in a nasal squeal and sometimes talked backward, and who was surely the strangest character ever to have appeared on network television.

The link, of course, is Frank Gehry, now 86, and, I think I'm safe in saying, the only architect ever to have appeared in The Simpsons and been the focus of an absurdly fascinating profile on Imagine.

It ranks as the second largest D Flawless brilliant-cut diamond ever to have appeared at auction.

I do not remember ever to have appeared as a speaker before any assembly more shrinkingly, nor with greater distrust of my ability, than I do this day.