Sentence examples for everything that was ever from inspiring English sources

"They did everything that was ever asked of them and more," he said.

"If you could get the license to everything that was ever broadcast on television, could you create a tremendous video-on-demand service?," he said.

It was Grandison, however, that set the tone of most of Richardson's English followers and for Jane Austen, who was said to have remembered "every circumstance" in this novel, everything "that was ever said or done".

Meanwhile in the Pakistani garrison town of Rawalpindi, where Benazir Bhutto was slain in December, a human bomb on a motorcycle rammed into a military bus, killing at least ten people.There is almost always something mysterious about suicide: a gap between everything that was ever said by or known about the self-destroyer (even by his family), and the silence that remains.

Obama, the novelist writes, "comes across as someone who stored away for future consideration practically everything that was ever said to him, and who had a talent for watchfulness, part of the extraordinary armor he developed at an early age". Obama nods.

It's an almost impudently sublime song, a frothy, poppy, punky thrash evocative of everything that was ever wonderful about the Stooges, AC/DC, Buzzcocks, Husker Du and early Replacements, anchored by an irresistible five-note riff that nagged and nagged even though there was no chance at all you didn't hear it the first time.

"Everything that's ever happened to anyone, everything that's happening right now".

I give thanks for everything that's ever happened to me and for everything I've got.

He's not the Reaper, but he does stop byTo say, to everything that's ever lived, "Nice try".

The fact that practically everything that's ever been recorded is now available at everyone's fingertips is amazing.

"We can all do the Paper Bag Theater production of everything that's ever been done," he said.