Sentence examples for ever some of from inspiring English sources

As ever, some of those concerns coalesce around ownership issues.

Global warming is for ever, some of the world's top climate scientists have concluded.

The Shabab is recruiting more foreign fighters than ever (some of whom appear to have been involved in the attack on the Westgate).

Luckily, his sense of humor remains undamaged, and his eye for extravagant design is as keen as ever; some of the makeup is so drastic that you can barely distinguish between human flesh and the bodywork of cars.

While Kristine Lilly, the last of the great grannies, is as serene as ever, some of the younger players seem caught up in craving the publicity that Mia Hamm got — and, by the way, deserved.

Beer has gone from being simply a refreshing accompaniment to a serious connoisseur beverage very quickly indeed and, for the first time ever, some of the capital's best and most characterful brewers are joining forces as part of London Beer Week.

"Miniskirts are bigger than ever, even some of the fellas are wearing them," Hope told troops in Da Nang in 1967.

But its institutions are weak, ethnic divisions almost as sharp as ever, some 57% of Kosovars have no job, and the average month's pay is $220.

Ever the wit, Spacey also had a great answer when asked if he ever felt some of the show's murderous, adulterous, backstabbing plot-lines were implausible.

And since your smartphone is always handy, you're probably taking more photos than ever -- some of them pretty impressive.

The game is faster than ever, with some of the damage occurring without contact.