Sentence examples for ever i considered from inspiring English sources

For possibly the first time ever, I considered the question of getting the thing home (the issue: juggle coffee maker and fare card on the Metro, or eat up my bargain with a $20 cab ride) before I owned it rather than after.

"[F]or the first time ever I considered talking him into taking it off.

I had not managed to get any of my poetry published — nor would I ever — but I considered myself to be a far better, more soulful poet than Muhamed D. I had written about a thousand poems in less than two years, and occasionally I shored those fragments into a book manuscript that I sent to various contests.

"It was the most pressure-filled environment I had ever seen, and I considered myself to be quite expert at delivering a prepared talk to an audience.

Mainly because the ollie is one of the only skateboard tricks I ever learned and I consider this to be one of my best ollies that I ever ollied.

(No one ever buys the things I consider; I suppose there is an obvious reason for this, but I prefer not to think about it).

For the first time I've ever tried this experiment, I consider those pretty good stats.

As an adult, I took a big chunk of years off from running, only getting back into it in my early 40s -- kinda-sorta running regularly -- and if I ever considered running a marathon, I quickly pushed the notion aside.

If I ever considered returning to Ohio, it would mean I have lost both my self-respect, and my will to live.

My heart jumped when I read Carissa's post — why hadn't I ever considered whether or not my sons' friends have guns in their homes?

Decades ago, before I ever considered that history might choose me to lead Liberia, I remember visiting the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.