Sentence examples for ever roving from inspiring English sources
On September 27, 1902 Georgetown beat Navy 4 to 0. It is claimed by Georgetown authorities as the game with the first ever "roving center" or linebacker when Percy Given stood up, in contrast to the usual tale of Germany Schulz.
If you've ever roved around Facebook's developer forums, you may have noticed that — aside from being loaded with complaints and bug reports — they're pretty basic.
"I don't know Steve Bannon, don't think I've ever met him," Rove told me.
It could be that an artificially built club in the middle of nowhere will only ever attract players with a roving eye; that instability is possibly inbuilt, a side effect of going after upwardly mobile pros.
Ever since Rove rose to national renown with George W. Bush some six years ago, he has provided sweet relief for Democrats otherwise ill equipped to explain Bush's successes.
According to The New York Times, Priscilla Owen has been "guided by the hand of Karl Rove" ever since Rove helped her win a seat on the Texas Supreme Court in 1994.
Hence, a female's worst nightmare may be not a roving band of males, but a clan of resident, ever-Machiavellian females.
They are subject to the ever-roving eye of the art, reducing them to material.
Across the floor is Robert Byrd, natty as ever in brown suit and brown and beige dappled vest, thick white hair swept up and back, sharp eyes roving.
Roving mobs hang any blacks who remain along its freedom trail, where the "corpses went on for ever it seemed, in every direction".
