Sentence examples for has got ever from inspiring English sources

Since that work was first made, in the same year that Damien Hirst curated the group show Freeze, art has got ever more tangible, solid and measurable.

A country that once lectured the world on the "Washington consensus" of deregulation and privatisation is busy re-regulating Wall Street and nationalising Detroit.America has got ever deeper into debt, unable to kick the habit of living beyond its means.

Messi then produced an astonishing pass for Luis Suárez to make it safe and to make it 35 for the season – more league goals than any Barcelona player has got, ever.

We are the ones whose lives went on, touched yet untouched, separated from the heart of the tragedy by the blue water of time, which has got ever wider and more impossible to cross.

And while the real-estate market was always a bit of both, the real-life Monopoly game has got ever bigger, and attracted ever more players from abroad, so that around 85% of new builds in central London are sold to foreigners.

"For sustained speed and freedom from trouble the Ford has got ever other car skinned…" In that antiheroic age, there was no finer celebrity endorsement.

As the Clinton presidency winds down, the definition of national security threats has gotten ever fuzzier.

And that incentive has gotten ever bigger as the percentage of pay linked to stock prices has increased.

In the past few years her compositional sense has gotten ever more sophisticated.

Getting into the middle class and staying there has been growing ever harder in recent years, he lamented, and yet the rich have got ever richer.

The polarised nature of the debate has meant that many of the views expressed have got ever more extreme.