Sentence examples for ever little from inspiring English sources

The two were, in O'Neal's estimation, "the greatest one-two punch ever — little man, big man — in the history of the game".

It was a more playful Debreu that was seen on campus in 1979, when he enthusiastically volunteered to coach the first ever "Little Big Game" between economics graduate students from UC Berkeley and Stanford – despite knowing nothing about American football.

So count on it: With a president too often bold in words but timid in action facing a Congress more Republican and obstructionist than ever, little will get done to fix inequality.

Yet the 2012 Formula One season, which begins with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 18, is looking to be one of the least predictable ever: Little is certain, including the drivers' and constructors' titles, the style of racing and whether certain venues will even hold their planned races.

'Art loves modernism because it's so alive,' says Julia Peyton-Jones, director of the Serpentine Gallery, who is perhaps best known for providing Princess Diana with her best-ever little black dress photo opportunity on the evening of Charles's declaration of infidelity.

And will we ever see Little Tommy again?

Rozelle waffled ever so little, saying he would do everything he could.

PARK CITY, Utah -- Has ever a little indie film faced a greater hurdle?

But John Olerud did work this winter to bulk up ever so little in preparation for this spring.

On the next day it was seen, being ever so little behind the sun and immediately setting.

"What will these stones ever know, little dove, of love?" the song asks.