Sentence examples for ever in the same from inspiring English sources

Others can research whether those players were ever in the same locker room at the same time, as Ward attests.

But as his range of productivity this year shows, he's not ever in the same place for very long.

She is close to them, although they are hardly ever in the same place, so a weekly phone call must suffice.

Well, it's really exactly like that and it's a scientific fact that if any two fashion editors are ever in the same room together, they will try to steal one another's jobs, even if they're both already gainfully employed.

While the Louvre did not lend the Mona Lisa, it allowed its version of "The Virgin of the Rocks" to cross the Channel so it could hang for the first time ever in the same room as Leonardo's second, nearly identical version of the painting, which is owned by National Gallery.

If I'm ever in the same situation as Steven Frischling I hope I have the courage to do what's right.

THE terms "Central Asia" and "coalition government" have rarely, if ever, sat in the same sentence.

For example, what other player has ever broken, in the same season, career records of Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb?

Does Mr. Henderson really think he could ever be in the same situation?

Is popular culture like a river, flowing relentlessly forward so that no one ever steps in the same waters twice?

I often go there walking and I'd hate to think we ever stood in the same place.