Sentence examples for have ever ended from inspiring English sources
"I'm not sure two pitchers on the same team have ever ended up 1-2 in the balloting," he said.
It finished 6-6 – the first time a second division match has ever ended 6-6, 31,633 games later.
That means virtually all the plastic material that has ever ended up in the ocean is still out there.
It is a fair question to ask whether it has ever ended — whether, as Faulkner would have it, it is even past.
No court case, no matter how historic, has ever ended a civil rights struggle or state-sanctioned discrimination, and our marriage victory is no exception.
Whereas elephant and rhino poachers often end up dead or in jail, no lion killer in Kenya has ever ended up behind bars.In this section The hawks' wings are clipped Not much of a mark Who's a dinosaur?
No union of mine has ever ended with my partner shooting a baddie in the chest on a moving train at the point of orgasm, like Cindy Crawford did in Fair Game.
We're a close-knit group of crisps-loving late-20s professionals, who all ate crisps reasonably heavily at university, and while none of us has ever ended up in A&E on a Saturday night, it's fair to say that we still eat crisps more than we should".
If you've ever ended up with an injury, you've probably gone through an overly long process to eventually end up in a physical therapist's office: you go to a doctor's office, they take a look, hand you a slip of paper, and refer you off to a PT office (that might not even still exist).
