Sentence examples for ever reference from inspiring English sources

The saddest song to ever reference Panera Bread.

Regardless of the decision, says Los Alamos National Laboratory physicist Art Ramirez, few physicists will ever reference the papers again.

I should stress, however, that these aren't the only books ever referenced to me in development studios.

The prosecution's case rested on evidence by Evan Kohlmann, a purported terrorism "expert" who gave evidence on jihad movements around the world without ever referencing Ben Kahla's guilt – the guilty verdict was very much based on Kahla's Muslim identity rather than any tangible evidence.

The difference here is -- well, that none of those conversations ever referenced the Hulk.

It was the first time my mom had ever referenced me in the third person.

At no point during the trial was the Home Office's own guide to "safer clubbing" ever referenced.

Lauren Faust responded to these claims by stating that while Rainbow Dash was a tomboy, "nowhere in the show is her sexual orientation ever referenced" and "assuming [tomboys] are lesbians is extremely unfair to both straight and lesbian tomboys", and further stating that "Color has never, ever been depicted as a race indicator for the ponies".

Cranston's acceptance speech saw him joke about working with the "nicest bunch of white supremacist Nazis ever" – a reference to the group of neo-Nazis that his character murders in the final series.

By contrast, Mrs. Clinton seldom — if ever — makes reference to her rival as she campaigns.

This time around, Jay adds art to his portfolio on Picasso, Baby, bragging about his walls on possibly the only hip-hop track ever to reference Tate Modern.