Sentence examples for he would ever need from inspiring English sources

His books gave him all the money he would ever need.

"I don't think he would ever need to prove he was worth bringing here.

It simply didn't occur to him that he would ever need to track users.

I don't think he would ever need to in any shape or form.

In the final days of his campaign, Ojeda had all the money he would ever need to make a polished political ad.

In his supposed glory days, he was an average college student, whose intellect took flight only with the aid of beer and an adoring audience, and he prided himself on having ambition without aim: All he would ever need, it was said, was the time and the freedom to find himself.

"Mom," he said, the only word he'd ever need; it would be his last, she thought.

He'd always hoped for a career in show business, and the $600 wooden puppet was the only prop he'd ever need.

Dad can probably remember the joy of receiving his first Swiss Army knife: every tool he'd ever need, all in one.

(This was a curious case of life imitating art: At the start of Lee's 2000 film Bamboozled, the main character explains the meaning of satire to the audience did Lee figure he'd ever need to do the same?) Lee also flatly rejected requests from the likes of Mayor Rahm Emanuel to change the title, a portmanteau of Chicago and Iraq coined by locals to connote the area's warzone-like volatility.

Ms. Slepian, who does not carry a gun, said she was not worried and did not think she would ever need one.