Sentence examples for ever to fall from inspiring English sources
It was the first advanced economy ever to fall in arrears to the IMF.
The general was the highest-ranking military leader ever to fall into the hands of the FARC, which sees officers as its most prized prisoners.
But the chairs were still trimmed with chipping red paint, and the floor tile seemed, as ever, to fall just short of exhibiting a regular pattern.
I wonder whether the fear of what they'd risk if they were ever to fall out feels oppressive – like the golden handcuffs of being married to a millionaire?
The negotiations were frozen on 16 November by President Juan Manuel Santos Calderón after the guerrillas captured Brigadier General Rubén Alzate, the highest-ranking military official ever to fall into rebel hands.
Dr. Edward Weiler, head of space science for NASA, said Hubble would be one of the largest pieces of space debris ever to fall from the sky, showering flaming hunks of metal and glass from its giant mirror.
Portfolio insurance would let them get out with minimal damage if markets ever began to fall.
He found his way to modernity in isolation, without ever trying to fall into line with any group.
But in the summer of 2012, one of the biggest – in bitcoin terms – scams ever began to fall apart.
But under the current law, England were only ever going to fall a point short and Chris Ashton's try is simply a statistic.
On balance, it's probably safer to keep your options open, in case you ever need to fall back on a career of raising money by scaring people about problems you don't plan to do anything about.
