Sentence examples for may ever have from inspiring English sources
The Rockefeller Center "Puppy" gives this statement the fullest credence it may ever have.
By way of Netflix, more people can see "Win It All" than may ever have access to it in theatres.
"If I die my knowledge may die with me & no one may ever have the same knowledge again".
A toasted bialy?" As he dropped me off at the subway, the last driving instructor I may ever have made a parting suggestion: "A half a bagel!
Calls made by the passengers on the hijacked planes provided the only insight we may ever have into what took place in the air.
Today, in the age of Netflix, iTunes and Snapchat, entertainment is returning to an atomised form, even more personal and private than it may ever have been.
The Iowa Straw Poll had already outlasted whatever usefulness it may or may not ever have had, even back in 2012.
The first is that the individual does not yet (and may or may not ever) have the specific condition for which testing is being performed.
First, they may not ever have learned to write their heritage language.
Nathan's may not ever have been the best hot dog in New York, but it was iconic.
Sadly, Greenwich's young children may not ever have the opportunities to confront those questions in their segregated school environment.
