Sentence examples for ever raises from inspiring English sources

He hardly ever raises his voice.

Yet off the field, he scarcely ever raises a headline.

"To the extent that this ever raises its head, we will certainly be ready with a forceful response," said one adviser to Mr. Obama's campaign, who requested anonymity to discuss strategy.

They want to know what groups are coming to New York, who their leaders are and what their plans are, long before anyone ever raises a billboard or turns on a bullhorn.

At the same time, Mr. Corzine is inoculating himself against an argument that Mr. Franks would be likely to make if he ever raises enough money for his own campaign ads: that Mr. Corzine's political proposals amount to a return to old-time, big-government, big-spending liberalism.

"He never, ever, ever raises his voice, and everyone has to lean in to listen, and he is automatically the most powerful person in the room.

No objections are ever raised.

Voters hardly ever raise it.

Rarely, in fact, did he ever raise his voice.

But curiously, almost none ever raised a paddle.

No one's ever raised that with me," she said.