Sentence examples for he would be ever from inspiring English sources

Then he would be ever so glad to stamp my passport.

Were God to have knowledge of mutable things, he, too, would be ever changing and always in need of being informed of each new development.

Without such a guarantee he knew he would be unlikely ever to win sufficient backing to realise his dream of a sovereign country north of the English border.

He did not know when he would be released, if ever.

Meeting the families of IRA hunger-strikers in the 1980s, he would be sympathetic as ever, but would never let himself be swayed by terrorists or "crawthumpers".

If elected, he would be the tallest president ever.

Born in 1961, he would be Kenya's youngest ever president.

"If we can get lucky and win in Dubai he would be the richest thoroughbred ever.

But now more than ever he would be wise to look at the long term.

Now 71, he would be California's oldest governor ever if re-elected.

"Otherwise - if he remained quiet - he would be closing the door to ever becoming president".