Sentence examples for ever it would be from inspiring English sources

If it was best act ever, it would be ELO without a shadow of a doubt.

In fact, as ever, it would be lovely to hear from you about all the shows you are seeing across the country.

Mark Schreiber, author of "Shocking Crimes of Postwar Japan" (Yenbooks, 1996) said that while the killing of a child was perhaps as shocking a crime as ever, it would be a mistake to interpret the stabbing attack as more than a depraved act of a disturbed individual.

Or how, if ever, it would be useful.

Today more than ever, it would be a mistake to leave the interpretation of Baskerville's legacy entirely in the hands of the mullahs in Tehran.

"It was more personal than I ever realized it would be, than I ever wanted it to be, than it will ever be again," he said of "A Place of Our Own".

Nobody ever thought it would be easy.

"It was better than I ever thought it would be".

"Mom," he said, the only word he'd ever need; it would be his last, she thought.

"It was far more popular than I ever imagined it would be".

But getting up and jumping again is harder than I ever realized it would be.