Sentence examples for has been going ever from inspiring English sources

The league folded in 1978, but Billie Jean King revived it in 1981 and it has been going ever since.

A Seiler Uga has been going ever since — to football games home and away, to bowl games and other Georgia sports events, to the 1982 Heisman Trophy ceremony in New York, where running back Herschel Walker won the prize.

The case has been going ever since and last month the high court was asked to decide a beguilingly simple question: "what does "sex" mean?" One side argued that "sex" meant "male" or "female".

Putting my Yorkshire head coach's hat on, I am feeling for him right now because he had six weeks in the Caribbean unused, went straight into the season without a break and has been going ever since.

"It seemed early then, but we've been going ever since," said Ms. Fisher, 55, an owner of bagel shops in the area.

Phineas, Freewheelin' Franklin and Fat Freddy have been going ever since, scoring or failing to score ever more ridiculous quantities of weed, yet never getting a day older.

Nine years ago, a friend of my wife's suggested that we went to Families Anonymous meetings, and we've been going ever since.

Given that their regular haunt had been pulverized into a pile of rubble, the usual crew headed instead over to the Manchester Pub, around the corner, and that's where they've been going ever since, coming up now on a year.

Those three got me through 2003, and from there, I've been going ever since.

The business has been going strong ever since.

After debuting to searing reviews in 1957, it has been going gangbusters ever since.