Sentence examples for ever tormented from inspiring English sources
If the new Senators ever tormented the Yanks or any other front-runner late in those 11 mostly futile years, it is not high up in civic memory.
The deaths have tormented Eric ever since, driving him to the suicide attempt that put him in a wheelchair.
And, we may infer, that criminal act went unpunished by law, but has tormented her ever since.
But inconsistency has tormented Kuznetsova ever since winning in New York seven years ago, and no loss of hers can be considered a real surprise.
The tension between Gartside's appetite for deconstruction and his longing to abandon himself to the wordless joys of pop have nourished and tormented him ever since.
The killing of Mr. Pearl melded operatives of Al Qaeda with technically proficient Pakistani militant groups, a combination that turned out to be the beginning of a lethal alliance that grew stronger and has tormented Pakistan ever since, the report says.
This remains the most diabolical punishment ever devised to torment me.
The rhetoric the coalition has adopted in response to the implosions of Syria and Iraq, and the way these power vacuums have sucked in a number of would-be British jihadists, shows an intensification of the paranoia that has tormented the west ever since 11 September , 2001
The type who, were a movie ever to be made of our mad, wearyingly tormented lives, could well be played by David Niven?
Amirpour's vampire is not tormented by the agony of living for ever.
