Sentence examples for maybe ever from inspiring English sources

Maybe ever.

Not maybe ever.

That's not happening soon (or maybe ever).

Or — who knows? — maybe ever.

De Blasio is certainly the most ideologically and rhetorically leftish mayoral victor since — well, maybe ever.

The award is for best goatee, maybe ever, in the N.C.A.A. tournament.

You're talking about the most liked and most respected American cyclist, maybe ever.

Senator Marco Rubio of Florida has said he doesn't "want to be the vice president, now or maybe ever".

That escape hatch will not save Rodriguez in Tampa, Fla., this spring or maybe ever.

If that happens, it means you won't go to space today, or maybe ever".

"He's probably had the best season of a defensive lineman, maybe ever," Barton said.