Sentence examples for ever needs to be from inspiring English sources

Why is it that out of all the holidays, only Christmas ever needs to be saved?

IF William M. Daley ever needs to be reminded why President Clinton made him secretary of commerce, he need only hike across his office.

There is simply no reason that a child or adolescent ever needs to be held in a cell, alone, for 22 let alone 24 hours at a stretch".

It doesn't mean anything.' Of course it doesn't, but surely anyone who ever needs to be told this (or needs to write this) shouldn't be reading, shouldn't be allowed to be reading, Adams in the first place.

The containment crowd, well represented in the Pentagon and on Capitol Hill, says the lesson is that China is a hostile power that, more than ever, needs to be faced down.

And those who you do knife or shoot are our martyrs to the open society, and they are to be honored as such: they are carrying the flag of freedom, whose device isn't noble, nor ever needs to be, but is more often a ridiculous caricature of an overrated ideologue, a mocking picture of a prophet.

So far, though, few of the back-up systems ever needed to be deployed.

None of the money he has received will ever need to be repaid, either.

Froome promised that his achievements would not ever need to be erased.

It's not as if I've ever needed to be reminded about mortality.

He was a handsome man-more than a man of letters ever needed to be.