Sentence examples for ever sliding from inspiring English sources
Jeter was in his seventh season of pro baseball and had played 10 more as an amateur before ever sliding headfirst.
Somehow, it has managed to flourish in the face of rapacious competition from the giant chains, and without ever sliding downmarket (not so long ago, it beat Fortnum & Mason in a competition to find the world's best food retailer).
As a result I found myself rarely, if ever, sliding out the Priv's physical keyboard, and I say that as someone who was a QWERTY holdout until I finally made the switch to an iPhone 5s.
The only potential downside I can see is that it uses grippy pads exclusively to hold your MacBook in place (the mStand has feet at the front to prevent the computer from ever sliding forward), but I'll reserve judgement on whether that actually constitutes a weakness until I get some hands-on quality time.
Clovis can't recall ever sliding to the bottom of that pole.
Over the course of two albums, 20 singles, and countless DJ sets, Schaufler's work as Superpitcher has seen him become a poster-boy for the lovelorn and bluntly elegiac clubber, a producer gifted with the ability to exert influence on emotion without ever sliding into rank, calculated manipulation.
She hardly ever slides: treating the clay instead like a slippery hard court.
Wow, did it ever slide, right under a stack of risers.
I couldn't ever slide onto stage down a giant tongue, convincingly!
Suddenly Mr. Ferguson asked Mr. Bern, "Have you ever slid on the floors of Versailles?" Oddly, Mr. Bern had.
Writer states that the mountain on Aspen's downtown side is laced with old mining sites, and if it all ever slides down the E.P.A. will have something eminently worth cleaning up.
