Sentence examples for know who ever from inspiring English sources

You know, who ever said you had to have had elected office before?

"She's the only person I know who ever caught a lobster with a fishing pole".

(Because, you know, who ever needed only one diaper?) The cast is game, and remarkably pleasing considering how ill-conceived the material is.

There was nobody, as far I know, who ever wanted to abandon the BBC and see it disappear, but they did want to see it massively reduced in size.

If you get an answer like "because you always do it", or "because you are the only person I know who ever gets work finished around here", or "because you are here", then you know you're well on the way to being used, rather than being viewed as indispensable.

And I remember thinking, OK, he's on the right track, because that's exactly how anyone I've ever known who ever did anything with themselves did it they never developed another skill.

"I think you are the first person I know who has ever set her sights on on someone who works in a Mexican restaurant," she said.

Everyone I know who's ever used the library is against the plan.

Anyone I've know who has ever adopted has felt a calling.

From the mammography screening register, we know who has ever participated in one of the screening programmes.

Selling Power: Ask anyone you know who has ever tried selling their service to a new car dealership and they will tell you it is close to impossible.