Sentence examples for ever ill from inspiring English sources

I'm hardly ever ill.

If I was ever ill as a little kid, it was always Dad I wanted.

If all goes well, most voters will have forgotten he was ever ill.

I have a job now, and no one has to know I was ever ill.

She pauses before adding: "I used to tell her that if I'm ever ill, bring me to Shariati hospital.

I mean, to see him now you couldn't tell he was ever ill, except he has a little limp, that's all".

As a result, all those editors, reporters, columnists, and talking heads who characterize their labors as "now more important than ever" ill-serve the public they profess to inform and enlighten.

Even when Wayne is saying gobbledygook, as he sometimes is here, he does so with startling confidence; no syllable ever sounds ill placed, no rhyme ill designed.

Ever so ill.

She needs to get it before she ever falls ill.

"We never want to burn those bridges and we never — ever — speak ill of another candidate".