Sentence examples for may ever do from inspiring English sources

It launched in fifth place on $7.8m and stars nobody you've heard of or indeed may ever do.

No major museum will show this many motorcycles again for a long time, and no other museum may ever do it this well.

Then, in 2007, during a show in Newcastle, ill health got the better of him and he told the crowd: "This is the last who I may ever do in my life".

It's the kindest thing you may ever do for yourself.

Please, just go ahead and cry! Offering vows to your partner is the biggest, boldest thing you may ever do in your life.

"Now, we get brought into companies with a couple of young guys with $5 million or $10 million, and the attitude now is, 'I may or may not ever do this again.

The sense of collective responsibility takes hold, which makes it possible for the individual to do things which he may not ever do alone.

We may never, ever do this again – because after all, our local butcher sells much better bacon and I'm never giving up Heinz – but just making a stonking good bacon bap is enough for now.

They listened to each other more intently than they may have ever done so.

(That may be difficult to ever do, though. For example, "proof" of app developers gaming the App Store's charts is typically seen in odd spikes of download activity – in other words, the proof is in the pudding, as they say).

MySpace has yet to collect the actual award and may very well not ever do so; it appears as though they don't even know where two spammers are (the judgment was made in their absence after they failed to show up to court).