Sentence examples for he will only ever be from inspiring English sources

Ball may be 6-6, but he will only ever be a point guard; indeed, Basketball-Reference.com notes that he hasn't logged a single minute anywhere else.

He will only ever be your friend: The key here is to be oblivious.

He stands to lose a lot of money, but he'll only ever be given one body and one brain, so he is prioritising his health over his bank balance: "If it could potentially kill you – I know that's a drastic way to put it, but it is a possibility – that really puts it in perspective.

LIGO, he said, will only ever be able to detect violins and violas; waves from supermassive black holes, like the one at the center of the Milky Way, will have to await future detectors, with different sensitivities.

"There will only ever be one Muhammad Ali," he said.

"I wouldn't put myself anywhere near his class," said Cook. "It will be a great moment if it happens but there will only ever be one Graham Gooch and he is England's greatest batsman.

Today is an important step but the Chhokar family will only ever be at peace when there is justice," he added.

"Unless we fundamentally reshape our economy, we will only ever be able to compensate people for unfairness and inequality," he said.

He added: "The reality is that government backed mortgages like Help to Buy or tweaks to planning rules will only ever be sticking plaster solutions that risk making the problem worse, not better".

Smith said he is interested in doing more on the web over time, but there are some features that "we will only ever be able to do natively".

You will only ever be a star," she told him.