Sentence examples for may was ever from inspiring English sources

But that's turned out so clownishly – so Chuckle-Brothers-trying-to-do-a-house-clearance-in-a-haunted-mansion disastrous – that I'm starting to doubt Theresa May was ever the Prime Minister to begin with.

It is hard to say that any level is "normal"; volatility is in itself volatile.It may be ever so.

Why is his name so little known, asks Luke G Williams, author of a new biography 'Detectoring' may be ever more popular, but digging up gold is now attracting pirates.

It may be ever less all-American, but it's where the recruitable young are heading.

If the choices weren't baffling before, they may be ever more bewildering.

Selena Gomez may be Ever Ever Back Together (blargh) with Justin Bieber, but her BFF Taylor Swift is adamant about pulling her as far away as possible.

It has been argued that spiritual propaganda by the Lord's Resistance Army has contributed to the fear that spirits may be ever present (29).

Your job may be ever evolving, as is technology, and so you should always be ahead of the game.

The cast of characters may be ever-changing, but the backdrop remains gloriously constant.

Fino sherries may be ever-so-slightly less delicate than the manzanillas, with less of a salty tang, but perhaps a bit more complexity.

It suggests movement with a purpose, and that finality and completion may be ever-receding goals".