Sentence examples for ever old from inspiring English sources
No one is ever old in their own heads.
"It's all brand new/ Never, ever old school …" It's about the most rock'n'roll thing you'll ever see.
Mr. McCain talks of himself as experienced but never, ever, old; Mr. Obama talks of change but charily of his status as a historic first.
With Callista by his side, as ever, old block head reminded everybody of the grave injustice inflicted on him in Florida, saying: "It's one thing to have lots of money.
But man is he ever old and tired.
Long a childless place, it is becoming ever older.
One is what will happen to agriculture as rural populations get ever older.
But as Mrs Calment grew ever older and frailer, the tales about her became suspiciously improbable.
And, most importantly to those who had watched the town become ever older, the school enrollment is growing.
Today's youth by contrast are few in number and are growing up in ever older societies.
