Sentence examples for i ever refer from inspiring English sources

Nor would I ever refer to a Guess model in such a derogatory manner".

"Have I ever referred to China and Russia as enemies?" Mr. Bush shook his head and veered toward what he clearly intended to be a kind of emotional and moral high ground.

I think that may be the only time I ever referred to the Tony rules as "clear".

Indeed, he made clear to Bentley that in setting Bravo, "[i]t is not necessary to send back the copy [of "nearly all of the manuscript of second volume"], as I scarcely ever refer to it.

Most importantly, I never ever refer to modeling as a "job" while he's within earshot.

Hence, I promised I wouldn't ever refer to it again in my writings, this being quite a tedious quote.

She was concerned that he has no deep engagement with New York City: "I don't recall him ever referring to his neighbourhood, to a favourite park or plaza or to the pedestrian everyday city that the rest of us occupy".

I wonder how that will work, and if anyone will ever refer to Ava again.

And who, outside hoary TV legends, would ever refer to himself as "beloved"?

One of her lawyers asked him, "Did you ever refer to Ms. Sanders as a ho?" "Please," Thomas said.

Likewise, don't ever refer to the "banterbus", or declare yourself "Bantersaurus rex" or "the Archbishop of Banterbury".