Sentence examples for ever split from inspiring English sources

Neither state has ever split its votes.

Indeed, she says that they will never, ever split up.

We joked that's because, should they ever split, Mom would take Dad to the cleaners.

I don't think I ever split out wide and I don't think I'd have wanted to.

And we realize, with a chill of premonition, how much these two have to lose if they ever split up.

Finally, they should set up a domestic partner agreement and a co-parenting agreement that outlines how to handle child support and parenting should the couple ever split.

Without the documents, Kay, a former auto mechanic, is vulnerable — especially if the couple ever splits up.

They also put in the prenup that they would seek out counseling before ever splitting up.

By chance, I opened first to "Avocado" in Gary Snyder's Turtle Island and landed on these lines: "The great big round seed / In the middle, / Is your own Original Nature / Pure and smooth, / Almost nobody ever splits it open / Or ever tries to see / If it will grow".

"I felt so good coming off the wall," said Phelps, who covered the first lap in 23.36, his best-ever split by a half-second.

The media frenzy was astounding due to the fact it was also a first-ever split, when two skiiers had the same time.