Sentence examples for only ever in one from inspiring English sources

They're proud of it – that they are only ever in one place at once.

Ginsburg's name didn't appear before the jump in any of them; she only ever appeared in one, seventeen paragraphs in.

We warned that once it was in place, progress would only ever be in one direction, towards a national DNA database.

In the end, too, what's being created here isn't only an arbitrary system of flighty ideas and hidden logics but a work of literature devised specifically for its reader, an ongoing set of texts created in a series numbered only ever one of one.

The poster child for post-crunch penury in the region is Dubai, whose diversified and debt-fuelled service economy was the very antithesis of the economic models outlined above – one dependent on continual inward investment and a market convinced that prices only ever went in one direction.

Shiv Kapur, who has only ever played in one Open before, missing the cut at Hoylake in 2006, has just stroked in a 15-footer on 6 to move to -5.

Ireland have only ever triumphed in one play-off.

It was probably only ever going in one direction, to be honest.

"Andy and I were both only ever interested in one thing," he said.

"Uppity" is only ever used in one context, so it's fair to count this as an outright racial slur.

Throughout history, the domain of knowledge amenable to science has only ever changed in one direction: at the expense of all others.