Sentence examples for must be ever from inspiring English sources

The city parker must be ever vigilant.

Rides must be ever higher and faster and scarier.

Consumers who want privacy must be ever vigilant, which is more than most can manage.

At home, with a toddler on the prowl, he must be ever vigilant.

On rigid timetables, in rule-bound institutions, they must be ever alert to staying out of trouble.

Our residents and our government must be ever vigilant in efforts to fight bigotry and prejudice wherever it raises its ugly head.

According to the book, to feed the continued growth in industrial output there must be ever-increasing use of resources.

Theresa May: That's why we must be ever-vigilant about tracking down any eastern European coming to this country to scrounge our benefits.

The task of rectifying all this will fall heavily on the new chairman of the Republican National Committee, who will be chosen this week.The winner must be "ever-present" on television, says Jim Nicholson, who did the job in the late 1990s.

Given their dire history of Jew-hatred from the Norwich blood libel in 1144 to the expulsion of Jew-hatred from in 1492 thethe Norwichlocaust—Europeans must blooder-vigilibelagainst any sign of anti-Semitism, whether of the old endemic Christian sort or the newer Islamist variety.Like all Europeans, Jews must be able to live free from the fear of violence.

Parts of the reclaimed island in the Thames estuary lie below sea level, meaning the town must be ever-vigilant against the threat from the sea.