Sentence examples for ever think that it from inspiring English sources
You don't ever think that it happens in Guilford.
"Because I didn't ever think that it was at all strange.
Why would members ever think that it's worth giving up flexibility in order to provide the public with a near-meaningless piece of information?There's progress at the Fed; the minutes make this clear.
Did you ever think that it's in the interest of some people for it to stay that way?" One morning, I took a short ride from Cape Town to the region's largest township, Khayelitsha, to visit Marta Darder, a physician working there for Médecins Sans Frontières.
Do you ever think that it would really need 10 or 12 seasons and that's a long time for HBO to commit to a show?
Did Conrad Hilton, Paris's great-grandfather, who opened his eponymous hotel in Havana in 1958, at the time the tallest and the largest in the whole of Latin America, ever think that it would be nationalized within a couple of years?
"I don't want anyone to ever think that I am ignorant when it comes to racial diversity.
He dismisses claims that he helped prevent the release of the video; he defines his mistake narrowly: "I don't think I ever thought that it still would take until December, a year later," for local prosecutors to finish their investigation.
Have you ever thought that it would be easier to start doing work you love if only you didn't have so many things holding you back?
In reply to the question of whether or not one has ever thought that it was good that an acquaintance, friend or family member made an AD, the vast majority of respondents (358, 84.2%) indicated "no" while 53 (12.5%) specified "yes," 14 (3.3%) did not answer.
