Sentence examples for ever to send from inspiring English sources

He was the first president ever to send an email while in office.

In northeast Spain, last March, when Ashima was thirteen, she became the first woman, and the youngest person of either sex, ever to "send" (complete) a 5.15.

The education secretary, Nicky Morgan, said: "This report recognises our plan is delivering what parents want – more chance than ever to send their child to a good local school.

But as the carriers open up their networks, it will become easier than ever to send digital pictures wirelessly, right from the camera; make calls from the broach on your lapel; and even have your refrigerator alert you that you need to buy a new carton of milk or adjust the temperature.

Human rights groups had called on the International Olympic Committee to bar Saudi Arabia from competing in London, citing its failure ever to send a woman athlete to the Olympics and its ban on sports in girls' state schools.

Meanwhile, tuition increases continue to outpace inflation, local governments are cutting back funding for public colleges and universities, families are paying more than ever to send their kids to school, and total student debt has surpassed credit cards and auto loans as the second-biggest source of household debt.

Contact 2.0, the software developed by the Sjogrens, allows Mr. Saunders and others like him, whether on floating ice or the flanks of Everest, to send images, video clips and text directly to their Web pages.

Ever wanted to send a burrito emoji?

Those same files are in the same Dropbox folder — without ever having to send them, carry them or transfer them.

The encore is, as ever, designed to send the crowd home a little higher on oxytocin than they arrived.

However, if you ever need to send a sensitive email, then it's a good idea to have a secure account for those occasions.