Sentence examples for ever you get from inspiring English sources
Jonathan Cohn at The New Republic used the headline: "The Most Dishonest Convention Speech... Ever?" You get the picture.
"Chris was a big fan, and he said if ever you get the band back together let me know if I can help.
I keep saying to Giles if ever you get an OBE, I'd better be coming with you!' No, seriously, what does she dream of doing?
The lesson: Roll with it, and as ever, you get what you pay for.
The mobile revolution may have upended how we live, buy and communicate but one time-tested adage remains as true as ever: you get what you pay for.
"When he gave me that book, he said to me, 'You do realise how big this football club is, and if ever you get an opportunity, don't be scared of it, enjoy it and take it with both hands'.
"What ever you got ina your nature to do isa not foolish," he says.
Where ever do you get these ideas?
"If you ever get married, you can't do that to your wife.
Jacob, do you ever get nervous when you play?
Will you ever get a job you want?
