Sentence examples for ever sometimes from inspiring English sources

And the motions are every bit as long as ever, sometimes two or three pages, 80 or 90 lines.

His second serve, which his coach, Craig Boynton, called one of the best ever, sometimes reaches 120 m.p.h. and kicks off the surface with a lot of spin.

More films than ever had been snagged by distributors for more money than ever, sometimes with a bidding war; nearly two dozen films were bought by closing night.

Adams's music is as eclectic as ever; sometimes a bit soft-centred, perhaps, with solo-violin writing that does not go much beyond Prokofiev, but stuffed with allusions to a panoply of 20th-century models, with Messiaen the most surprising inclusion.

Of course, the distinctly hyper-masculine nature of what people like me call The Best Show Ever sometimes portended trouble, taking a disagreement over pop culture into a disagreement about a couples' very belief systems.

This is the dilemma facing movie theaters in this recessionary era of shrinking paychecks and uninspired Hollywood fare, when technology makes it easier than ever to watch movies on the couch and studios are releasing movies to cable customers earlier than ever, sometimes on the day films open in theaters.

She wasn't ever paid; sometimes she was raped by her employer; sometimes his wife hit her for failing to complete her work.

"Ever nauseated?" "Sometimes in the morning".

THE repercussions of political racism are ever present, sometimes in subtle rather than explicit guises.

They have dabbled in music and acting ever since, sometimes apart, more frequently in tandem.

Don't you ever think sometimes you should be at home in Venice tending your roses?