Sentence examples for repeating ever from inspiring English sources

But that's probably because I wrote in them mostly when I was unhappy as a result of some old pattern I've been repeating ever since.

It was more or less what Daph who shared her counter in Woolworth's had been remorselessly repeating ever since the marriage had taken place, not that she'd admitted to Daph that things weren't right.

Less than 10 minutes after her first "hello" to the American people, she told the Bridge to Nowhere "thanks but no thanks" lie she has been repeating ever since.

This bears repeating: Never, ever, ever fake a back injury as a form of fraud (e.g., to get worker's comp, etc).

This is one I don't really want to repeat ever again.

"A long, thin penis", he repeats, ever so slightly perturbed by the brusqueness of the enquiry.

This pattern of coy, on-again, off-again courtship has been repeated ever since.

Sankey said: "This is not a circumstance that we want to see repeated, ever, in any way.

It is described on the site as "a miracle that will not be repeated ever again in music history".

The pattern of rows, flouncing, schism and petty ideological disagreement – common to all religious orders the world over – has been repeated ever since.

In 1919 20 British Orientalist and acclaimed authority on Persia Edward G. Browne opined that "Avicenna was a better philosopher than physician, but al-Rāzī [Rhazes] a better physician than philosopher," a conclusion oft repeated ever since.