Sentence examples for has gone to ever from inspiring English sources

During the last year the central bank has gone to ever greater lengths to encourage lending.

With the advent of biometrics, school officials have gone to ever more creative lengths to monitor and track students' activities and whereabouts, even for the most mundane things.

Everest had been in development for more than a decade before cameras rolled in 2014 with Icelandic director Baltasar Kormákur at the helm; in 2004, Stephen Daldry had gone to Everest to film background shots.

Over time, the huge amount of wealth generated in our economy has gone to an ever-smaller percentage of the population.

Individuals who reported ever having gone to a Vodou priest were 3.2 times as likely to endorse suicidal ideation (p = .037).037

Frederick would have gone to the gallows if he had ever been convicted of his crimes.

Her father had gone to college while serving in the army, but no one else in her family had ever gone away to school.

"This is the best prepared team we've ever had going to a World Cup".

And it resides in the well-maintained features of Catherine Deneuve, whose "Belle de Jour" character has gone ever so gently to seed in her recent movie "Place Vendome".

He has gone from injury to operation to rehabilitation ever since.

Moser's career has gone from strength to strength ever since.