Sentence examples for of those ever from inspiring English sources

He never signed on to, he never spoke on behalf of, any of those, ever".

"I wanted one of those ever since I was 16 and drove one my father had," he said.

Note that this estimate is not a cohort analysis, but is a share of those ever enrolled over the course of a year.

The proportion of men (of those ever married) who go on to have at least three weddings is lower: 9.7% in Arkansas and 9.3% in Oklahoma.

The capital contains no significant memorial to Coolidge, who is also the last President not to have a government-run Presidential library, one of those ever larger pyramids now speckling a land supposedly without pharaohs.

For the rest of the decade, he basically alternated father-figure releases with attempts to do his own thing: a Western album, an album of his own compositions, a Johnny Cash tribute record that might be the best one of those ever released.

This possibility being trivially different from the situation I was already in, I signed on and said "hello" with one of those ever-youthful emoticons.

"Strictly Personal" is another of those ever-increasing number of plays that resemble failed pilots for midseason network television more than anything else.

But sometimes a much-loved gem slips through the system never giving itself up to the sequel business, never suffering the indignity of those ever-diminishing returns.

Now, superfueled by their appearance last month in the tresses of those ever-accessorized "Sex and the City" girls, pompoms are taking off.

THE polite disagreement over the proper place of religion in politics summons us once again to the works of those ever-useful observers of American life, Alexis de Tocqueville of France and James Bryce of Britain.