Sentence examples for ever might from inspiring English sources
When, if ever, might it be ethical to send robots in the place of soldiers?
For some people, it may be hard to simply get to the polls; Sandy may suppress more votes than Pennsylvania's voter I.D. laws ever might have.
Yet recent research suggests that the perception of wildlife die-offs as more frequent and alarming than ever might have some basis in fact.
Perhaps the man who justifies his single-mindedness with the phrase "friends hang sometimes, banners hang for ever" might enjoy stopping?
Best of all, I think, is the fact that Kath decides "for ever" might not actually mean for ever for her and Michael.
Endorsing the embargo (which is, after forty-five yearsurelyely the single most unsuccessful major piece of American foreign policy ever) might lose a candidate ten votes in Iowa.
Everest might just have enough action in it to match the unadjusted total.
Mallory had earlier felt that oxygen was somehow "unsporting" but was coming round to the idea that, without it, Everest might never be climbed.
Mr Foulsham suggested that his dream of climbing Everest might now be over.
Since no one knew how technically challenging Everest might be, Kellas maintained that oxygen technology should be investigated and taken by any future expeditions.
Only those who had been lured by William Hill's advice into putting money on David Mitchell's complex and imaginative Cloud Atlas (Sceptre), which the bookies declared as 'the hottest favourite ever', might have disputed Hollinghurst's crown, though Colm Tóibín's accomplished fictional biography of Henry James, The Master (Picador) also presented stiff competition.
