Sentence examples for ever one of from inspiring English sources

"First of all, Rafa, you are one of the best players ever, one of the most respected on the Tour.

If ever one of those two needs to go, it has to be the latter.

As ever, one of the key contributions that Britain can make to the coalition against terror and suppression is to offer accurate information and rational analysis.

Then again, I don't think I was ever one of those people who would have been absolutely devastated if I couldn't.

Either way, the likelihood is that which ever one of them did it, the entire police unit is involved in the cover-up.

England becomes a nation of essayists every bit as much as it was ever one of shopkeepers, and the essay becomes … whatever we say it is.

"Gonski" was only ever one part of the jigsaw of a fully national approach to schooling.

But while the intellectual tide may be turning, that was only ever one part of it.

The days are long gone in which a 24 exposure roll of film taken on a family holiday meant photos were rationed carefully, with upcoming moments carefully placed in an order of priority to decide if they warrant using one -- and only ever one -- of the limited photos available to take.

No person has ever escaped one of our super-max or military prisons here, ever.

Ever see one of those before?