Sentence examples for not ever having from inspiring English sources

Not ever having been to Brooklyn, I think, maybe, yeah.

In the novel, the line was "Love means not ever having to say you're sorry".

But remember Erich Segal's one recalled sentence was "Love means not ever having to say you're sorry".

David: "You know, Margaret, one of the things I'm most looking forward to about my retirement is not ever having to see another Nicholas Sparks movie because they bring out the worst in me".

Election law reform is extremely important to this group, whose members appear to have absolutely nothing in common but their frustration at not ever having been elected to anything.

After reading the results of this poll, you'd have to say that lying to protect someone's feelings is as American as enriching your life by having children, almost as American as not ever having done yoga, and more American than thinking you are too fat or feeling guilty about a thing or two you did when you were younger.

Does not ever have to be exercised.

First, they may not ever have learned to write their heritage language.

Mr. Woodward responded: "You do not ever have to apologize to me.

You might not ever have a chance to do it again.' And now, having that chance, it's special.

"When it's something you thought you might not ever have, it's such a joy.