Sentence examples for may have ever from inspiring English sources

The rivalry included one of the weirdest games the Nets — or any team — may have ever played.

COMMENT FROM DONRO: @Alex — gotta get a Reagan quote in there somehow… ALEX KOPPELMAN: Rick, I could be wrong, but it looks like the CNN.com feed's getting ready to show Cain… COMMENT FROM BOB KNUDSEN: The most depressing political speech I may have ever seen.

In short, more than you may have ever thought possible.

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

"It's painful and it's heartbreaking on levels deeper than you may have ever experienced.

"For me, Adele is one of the greatest singers we may have ever had.

Players may have ever-expanding retinues – coaches, fitness trainers, sports psychologists, masseurs, agents and managers – but ultimately they have to do the job alone, out there in the gladiatorial setting of a packed tennis court with only their thoughts for company.

Cummings, who initially denied a conversation with May had ever taken place, told FA investigators: "It's a standing joke with me.

Within them, families gather in real time around everyday meals and symbolically invite personages who may or may not have ever lived to come and join them.

It was at that moment that the crowd realized that they were not just witnessing a band who they may or may not have ever seen or thought they would ever see, but they were witnessing a piece of history.

Despite the appeal of marijuana as a potentially massive emerging industry, many new investors who may or may not have ever been stoned don't seem to understand it.