Sentence examples for ever run in from inspiring English sources
What's the furthest you've ever run in a race?
He continued brashly, "I've won every election I've ever run in to date".
And, as anyone who has ever run in circles knows, track will never make you rich.
McFadden's time ties the second-fastest schoolboy time ever run in the country.
Few could have predicted he would ever run in, never mind win, America's most prestigious horse race.
After less than three months, I was running two-and-a-half miles, further than I had ever run in my life.
WASHINGTON — Years before Mitt Romney ever ran in his first political race, his wife, Ann, beat him to public office.
In June, the first four quarterbacks selected in the draft were pocket passers who seldom, if ever, ran in college.
"I would answer, 'No, I never ever ran in it,' and five minutes later I'm standing by myself".
While at Georgetown, he had what he calls "the best race I ever ran in my life," finishing second to Leslie MacMitchell, who never lost a college race, in the 1938 IC4A cross-country championships.
It is the ending place, he explained, of Joseph Mitchell's story "Mr. Hunter's Grave" — the "best piece that ever ran in The New Yorker," and all about ending places itself.
