Sentence examples for ever rise from inspiring English sources
No one knows if Langtang will ever rise again.
"Unless it's broken – smashed… poetry won't ever rise up from its grave," he writes in 1957.
What do I mean by "Rooseveltian" action, assuming President Obama would ever rise to it?
The statutory minimum for apprentices will jump by 57p to £3.30, an increase of 20% – the biggest ever rise.
Can they survive the apparent double life, even the hypocrisy, of creating characters that display higher (or lower) ideals than the author could ever rise (or descend) to?
But in a separate opinion, he declared that he was not willing to say as they did that no case would ever rise to that standard.
If his sculpture ever rises to the level of his words, he will have done something.
No technology company has ever risen — and then fallen — so far so fast.
The violence in Syria has since then continued relentlessly, with an ever rising body count.
The Nasdaq composite ended its best two weeks ever, rising 26percentt.
The Nasdaq had its best week ever, rising more than 19percentt.
