Sentence examples for ever have let from inspiring English sources

How could I ever have let go?

They ask how Britain could ever have let such dangerous people in.

It seems unlikely that their ultra-dependable only son, who carried their hopes and was made so responsible for their happiness, would ever have let someone else go to war in his place.

Does Amiri think that the CIA and FBI agents involved would ever have let him return to Iran before they discovered and arrested any such Iranian agents?

Were they also black, black sons or daughters, I don't know how I'd ever have let them out of my sight.

Is it going too far to suggest, as good as he ever has? "Let's not get carried away," he says, laughing.

The national park has been called "the best idea America ever had". Let's be smart enough not to undo this creative achievement by allowing our parks to become as noisy as everywhere else.

But to suggest she ever has let her supporters down deliberately or through lack of courage, as certain commentators have, is to join the media hysteria that so cruelly added brine to her failure to finish the Olympic marathon in the killing heat of Athens five years ago, when she was favourite.

Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has". Let's continue the blog movement for Haiti.

The thought of someday sitting in a hospital room with her, holding her hand and watching her slide away, without ever having let her [or myself!] know the extent of my true feelings for her...well, that thought was unthinkable".

"Social media like video games are the only research tool we've ever had that lets us do controlled experiments on large-scale problems like global warming, terrorism and pandemics," Dr. Castronova says.