Sentence examples for ever talk of from inspiring English sources

At no stage of the five difficult quarters was there any ever talk of us getting out of the business.

Without any assurance that their efforts would pay off, backers in Illinois spent tens of millions of dollars to buy land and have the project "shovel ready" -- before there was ever talk of a stimulus bill.

Between photographs, Rees and Dasgupta chat about the relationship between facts and prejudice in global warming forecasts, and I wonder if they ever talk of anything other than the end of the world.

Such was the manner of that loss I would say that surely he has to avenge it before we can ever talk of him being a future great.

Was there ever talk of your "Oath" character dying?

Just don't forget to study hard, and never, ever talk out of turn.

None of us ever talked of it among ourselves, not then.

If they ever talked of what had been lost, Justice Blackmun left no record of it.

Salmond dismissed Miliband's intervention as he said that the SNP had only ever talked of pressing for an informal deal with a Labour-led government in a hung parliament.

In her last day on the stump, Mrs. Merkel, without ever talking of the G-20 admonitions and their challenge to German routine, suggested "the defense of our ideals" could be best managed "in alliance with the countries of the European Union".

It is easy to regard any suggestion that we should ever talk to people capable of such savagery as immoral.