Sentence examples for not ever run from inspiring English sources

"He should not ever run again," she said.

Do not ever run your truck's engine while camping in a truck tent.

If your guinea pig's face is especially dirty, you can wipe it with a damp washcloth, but do not ever run it under the water as this could cause your guinea pig to panic or drown.

But they won't ever run out of stock if one book turns into a Potter-monster, and it won't have to pulp or discount unread stock.

In time, your lives, friends and newsfeeds will end up colliding, but the roots of the relationship won't ever run quite as deep.

Terrorists will always look for new ways to breach security, and let's hope luck and courage don't ever run out.

Crucial decisions are being made by people who haven't ever run a 400m or thrown a shot put, and who haven't felt what it is like to be beaten by a drugs cheat.

Here he is, though, in 1945, performing "Ranger's Command," a tale of courage and protection of property that ends with this excellent piece of advice: Come all of you cowboys, and don't ever run As long as there's bullets in both of your guns Guthrie's son, the singer Arlo Guthrie, was sixty-one last Thursday.

The device is called the Netra, and aside from the smartphone used as a display, the whole thing is mechanical so that it doesn't ever run out of battery.

Don't ever run away from a rival.

He won't ever run for president, if he's playing by his own rules.