Sentence examples for ever more now from inspiring English sources

If Mrs. Davie disliked Roosevelt before the 1936 campaign, she dislikes him ever more now, because, she said, he stole her phrase "The American way of life" from her and has been using it ever since.

If Mrs. Davie disliked Roosevelt before the 1936 campaign, she dislikes him ever more now, because, she said, he stole her phrase "The American way of life" from her and has been using it ever since View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Naomi Fry.

Certainly others will come and do much more, and I ask God that they do ever more.Now, before ending my term, if I could give one piece of advice to the world's presidents, it would be: "don't outsource politics".

That hope is ever more personal now.

That mission is ever more pressing now because, back at home, things are already looking tough for the new president.

Blair has no taste for electoral reform, but bill after bill risks being lost as these appointees assume ever more authority now the hereditaries are gone.

South Africa's 101 could have been worse – they were 33 for five after 10 overs – but it did not tax an England team looking ever more confident now that Charlotte Edwards and Sarah Taylor are approaching their best form.

That question is becoming ever more important now that the computer revolution has made the balance between technical and business know-how essential for CEOs.

Through previous albums, his love songs and narratives have grown ever more phantasmagorical, and now he's writing oracular meditations.

As its troubled banks eat up ever more cash, it now seems short of options to return it to health.Contrast that with Greece's flabby economy.

This modern Christmas Carol sees the hero ever more loaded, even now that Tiny Tim can carry his crutch on to the plane for free.