Sentence examples for ever to save from inspiring English sources
And more reliant on Brady than ever to save them.
Nowadays, employers are making it easier than ever to save in a pension through auto-enrolment.
Hopefully it won't take for ever to save up enough and to get a mortgage," he says.
Everyone agrees that ticket prices – like rents – are too damn high, but few people acknowledge that there are more ways than ever to save money (or waste it).
Each story centered on the efforts of the exuberant and wildly imaginative "greatest hero ever" to save the lazy Manfred from villains like Crabby Appleton, a meanie who was "rotten to the core" and did a bad deed every day.
These three need to resign if the MTA, and perhaps Bill De Blasio's progressive Mayoral administration, is ever to save face with the autism/Asperger community.
Like others there, she wanted the naloxone kit in case she ever had to save her child.
"No one has ever managed to save his authority by making use of political demagoguery," Mr. Prikhodko said in remarks carried by Interfax, a Russian news agency.
As labour journalist Sarah Jaffe said of the struggles at her former job as a waitress, "No one ever wanted to save me from the restaurant industry".
Mohamed knew about this swindle and would have been a victim of it — if he'd ever managed to save the required "file fee".
How are they ever going to save for retirement?" For years, Ms. Subega also helped her mother, an immigrant from Mexico, letting her live in her home until she died three years ago.
