Sentence examples for ever to stop from inspiring English sources
They say that once you get your first tattoo, you're unlikely ever to stop.
According to this view, if God were ever to stop thinking of a creature, it would immediately be annihilated.
That sound is ominous, as such sounds inevitably are at that hour, and it sets off ripples of disquiet that are unlikely ever to stop entirely.
According to a 2011 study, union busting tactics are increasingly common and employers are more emboldened than ever to stop workers organizing.
"Greek is one of those things that, when you do it, you realise it's the best experience in the world, there's no reason ever to stop.
Were I ever to stop and question why this music was having such a profound effect on me, someone born so far from its origins, the answer might have lain exactly in that sense of distance – the space between what you are and who you want to be.
Did you ever have to stop yourself from adding more details, or did you always know when to pull back?
Do you ever want to stop playing?
Asked if he had ever tried to stop, he laughed.
Seriously, when is it ever going to stop?
"I don't ever want to stop performing".
