Sentence examples for ever have gone from inspiring English sources

Then, a little later, he says: "I don't believe our boys should ever have gone to world war one.

As if he could intuit how he looked to the reservation's children — this white dude in glasses and nice clothes, what could ever have gone wrong in his life?

This is an obscure Perlon B-side that wouldn't ever have gone near a chart except in my most fevered imagination but it's totally magical and a lost classic as far as I'm concerned.

I doubt if his Liberal Democrat party, or Menzies Campbell's for that matter, would ever have gone into government with the Conservatives, and I doubt too if he would have ever been prepared to break such a solid promise as was made on tuition fees.

Thompson believes that it was inevitable that she would become an actress, commenting that she was "surrounded by creative people and I don't think it would ever have gone any other way, really".

I do not want another family to ever have go through what our family has had to go through".

It remains the biggest selling soundtrack ever, having gone platinum 15 times.

Hull, for example: a lot of people would say that it's a bit of a dull town without ever having gone there.

— MIKE HUGUENIN No No. 15 seed ever has gone to the Sweet 16, but Florida Gulf Coast is doing its best to get there.

Four turbulent years later, he is back, without ever having gone away.

The crew capsule fired its escape motor at the right time, sending the capsule higher than it ever has gone before.