Sentence examples for ever out from inspiring English sources
In his world, he likes to say, "nothing's ever in and nothing's ever out".
Lou Walters, in Barbara's telling, was hardly ever home, and Dena Walters was hardly ever out, because she was taking care of Jackie and worrying about the next disaster that Lou's imprudence might bring.
None of these people – and I have observed it close hand – are ever out to lunch for hours on end.
I don't know if he was ever out, or truly happy.
Nobody's ever out of a ballgame".
Tony Blair, riding to power with his "tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime", made sure nobody would ever out-tough Labour.
"The trouble is that just as no one will ever out-swagger Alex Salmond, equally no one can out-tartan him".
Has any spoof ever out-earned the object of its satire?
Because of that limitation, it wasn't clear that a quantum computer could ever out-perform a classical computer.
Having stock is what we've lost to the internet (by which I mean Amazon) and its supposedly long tail where no book is ever out-of-print and a copy is only a click and two-day Prime shipping away.
