Sentence examples for i shall ever be from inspiring English sources
I do not think I shall ever be one.
"Grave of Phrasikleia," an inscription with the girl reads: "I shall ever be called maiden, the gods allotting me this title in place of marriage".
Her husband, Julian Barnes, is far more serious about wine than I shall ever be, but Pat was able to smuggle out a few bottles back then – and as I was 28 and knew nothing, beautiful wine was a revelation.
Baghdad, April 20 1917 I don't think I shall ever be able to detach myself permanently from the fortunes of this country.... it's a wonderful thing to feel the affection and confidence of a whole people round you.
"As the oarsmen pulled slowly away we all turned and took a long look at the mighty vessel towering high above our midget boat, and I know it must have been the most extraordinary sight I shall ever be called upon to witness," he wrote.
Benjamin told Scholem that the project contained "the most precise portrait I shall ever be able to give of myself," and yet it is a portrait in which the sitter never appears, his place taken by the objects that surround him.
"I wonder if we shall ever be put into songs or tales.
In one truck I found a little boy, thinner than any child in England shall ever be, I hope, and in his hand was a wooden cage, and in the cage a white mouse, fat, sleek, contented, better off than any other living thing in all that train.
Rodolfo's post goes to the heart and soul of what we are as a civilization, and demands a most thorough examination to determine if human beings shall ever be able to avoid calamity.
"A new chapter of film evolution is beginning … I cannot think that, once having heard the voice, we shall ever be satisfied with the dumb figures of our favourites again".
