Sentence examples for it would only ever be from inspiring English sources

It would only ever be Wales".

No matter how many clubs used that design in the years that followed, it would only ever be synonymous with one team.

But to put a plus-size model in the show now ― and I say "a" because, let's be real, it would only ever be just one model ― is too little too late.

I could partake, but I would only ever be a guest in the bro-stoner house of bongs.

But it did make me realise that it probably would only ever be a bronze medal.

Lord McAlpine: That it was complete rubbish and that I'd only ever been to Wrexham once in my life.

Before this film, I'd only ever been to one race.

My only problem was there was never any escalation, I'd only ever been fined $500 way back for an unrelated incident, so I didn't realise things were getting worse".

Up until that point I'd only ever been fingered and dry humped by teenage boys, and I suppose you could say I was hopeful that things were going to get better (if you've ever been fingered or dry humped by a teenage boy, then you'll understand).

We warned that once it was in place, progress would only ever be in one direction, towards a national DNA database.

"At the time of its creation, the expectation was there would only ever be around 100,000 customers and the usage would be a niche market for a small number of customers - mainly because the phones cost over £2,000.