Sentence examples for leave ever from inspiring English sources

Ms. Naderi estimates that about 15percentt of the women in her shelters cannot leave — ever.

Some have been threatening to leave ever since, if women are ever made bishops.

A party source said: "The best thing that Vote Leave ever did is to get the Tories to go neutral.

As we leave ever more detailed online footprints — via purchasing, browsing and social relationships — a vast "big data" ecosystem has emerged to collect, process and resell this information.

And though I think I will stop setting the breakfast table with highway carnage, I cannot let them leave, ever, without a kiss and a sweet admonition.

The player subsequently rejected a proposed deal worth £100,000 a week in March and has appeared destined to leave ever since after five years, 129 appearances and 23 goals for the club.

As much as I love my friends and I don't want to them to leave ever--okay maybe that's not true--there's a point in time where everybody should start paying for the fair share of the rent if you're in the spare bedroom all the time or if I haven't been able to sit on the couch for longer than a week.

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When he learned how to exploit the Earth's minerals and hydrocarbons, he started to multiply ever faster, leaving ever less room for the planet's other species.

Then I try "club Everest New York" and retrieve a piece of promising data: a photo of Sean Lennon leaving Everest just last week.

Why are climbers leaving Everest?