Sentence examples for ever life of from inspiring English sources

Sol Glasner Chevy Chase, Md., Sept. 3, 2008 To the Editor: America is facing one of its most important presidential elections ever ("Life of Her Party," by Maureen Dowd, column, Sept. 3).

After stepping down as chairman, he was unanimously elected to an honorary position of president, a role he kept until 1894, and was named the first-ever life member of the League in 1895.

Hernandez, ever the life of the party, is cracking jokes.

The separateness which was normal before his spiritual awakening is now more then ever a life of connectedness.

Teaming up with a dragon, Princess Sue sets the prince's pants on fire, and flies off at once to live a happily-ever-after life of adventure.

But nothing had ever naturalized the life of the human districts for me.

It will be a long time, if ever, before another life of Cecil King is needed.

Sennett's knowledge and interests range widely over architecture, art, design, literature and the ever fluctuating social life of cities.

Faust proposes: If I should ever choose a life of sloth or leisure, Then let that moment be my end!..

But such golden periods, which usually take place just once, if at ever, in the life of an artist, are undeniable.

More people than ever desire the life of a YouTuber.