Sentence examples for new ever from inspiring English sources

Nobody new ever comes to Fellowship.

A new, ever more brutal incarnation of the I.R.A. was born of this conflict.

The word "novel" implies something fresh, unprecedented, but it's a core premise of traditional Judaism that after biblical times, nothing really new ever occurs.

Tractors may be decades old and held together by plastic wire, but the big test finding new, ever more productive tobacco varieties is being met.

Nordio said that battling corruption with new, ever more complicated, legislation was making things worse, not better.

The consumer is increasingly receptive to new, ever more convenient ways of shopping, banking and so on.

The usual things: media awareness and that new, ever-present activity on the rugby circuit - fund-raising.

As with everything else since Sept. 11, the New York Police Department has had to find a new, ever-vigilant way to do business, beginning at its own front door.

In recent years gene network engineers have celebrated spectacular success: Genetic devices such as epigenetic toggle switches and oscillating networks have been engineered and pioneered a new ever-increasing scientific community known as synthetic biology.

America would offer the very best possibilities and simply wait to see who among the populace had what it took to seize them and join the ranks of the new ever-changing, ever-mobile, never-inevitable elite.

Covered in a suit of e-skin, graffiti artists would have a new, ever-evolving canvas they can add to their portfolio.