Sentence examples for ever needs to do from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't hit the broadside of a barn with it but it makes a noise and I hope that's all it ever needs to do".

If Shumlin, in the meantime, ever needs to do some back-peddling on single-payer--under pressure from business interests--SEIU could provide useful political cover for him.

She says, "Really?" Jacob: "It's not something I ever needed to do".

No one had ever needed to do it for real, they said.

"This is the only area of Suffolk County where we anticipate ever needing to do this," Mr. Hopkins said.

I'm not even thinking that she has Botoxed her emotions so she won't ever need to do her face.

But AEP's two plants are different in one critical respect: their design would make it relatively easy to filter the carbon dioxide out of their emissions, should the company ever need to do so.

"I can't believe you ever needed to do drugs," I say, because he's 45 now, but in his younger days, hanging out with the likes of Noel Gallagher, he used to "toot for England".

All you want in these situations, all football has ever needed to do, is allow the referee to study the same TV footage that the rest of the world is watching, so that he does not arrive at a decision that everyone else can instantly see is the wrong one.

Sandra Bullock won best actress in 2009 for The Blind Side If you subscribe to the age-old theory that to find out what's going on in Hollywood all you ever need to do is follow the money, then today's movie business is all about one woman.

Just in case you ever need to do this, here's how: while the device is turned on, hold down the "Play/Pause" button; unplug the device, still holding the button, and then plug it back in, and keep holding the button down until the light on the top begins flashing white/amber.