Sentence examples for ever if a from inspiring English sources

Hang a damp hanky in your window and your nasty habit could be archived for ever if a Google camera-car happens by.

While Brooke noted that the Bonnard test was inflexible, he also considered the distinction between defamation and breach of confidentiality; while "confidentiality, once breached, is lost for ever", if a defamatory statement is taken to trial and the claimant wins, he or she is vindicated and suffers no lasting harm.

Policymakers are rarely, if ever, in a position where they are required to make all such judgements themselves.

"No one ever knows if a guy truly does it on purpose.

It is likely that no complications would have ever occurred if a conservative approach had been pursued.

If ever a field needed a makeover, it's medicine.

If ever a company needed a boost, it's Tesco.

If ever a title suited a person, it was Gregory.

If ever a city needed a voice of brotherhood, it was New Orleans after Katrina.

If ever a musical needed a particular leading player, this one is it.

If ever a president deserved a title such as "his accidency", it was Gerald Ford.