Sentence examples for small and ever from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere was expectant and even festive, with people greeting each other with hugs and kisses, at least on the side of the room I was on, which was filled with diplomats, activists from prominent human-rights organizations, cultural figures, and well-known journalists from Mexico's small and ever more beleaguered opposition and independent media.

Government money for the hungry is a small and ever-shifting stream, moved by political change.

Cameron is under pressure to appoint female MPs to ministerial positions, but the pool from which he can select is small and ever-diminishing.

Perhaps in the small and ever-diminishing window that is left, the United States will choose to intervene after all, but here, from the Israeli perspective, there is not much hope for that.

What matters is how humans react in the face of this disaster.The series is built around a small (and ever-changing) group of survivors, led by ex-policeman Rick Grimes, played by the British actor Andrew Lincoln.

In the waning days of the race, Mr. Romney's world has become smaller and ever more tightly controlled.

There was a pause after the first strong knell broken by the dying heartbeats of iron on bronze; they were strung out like broken pearls, smaller and ever quieter, until they melted in their own echoes.

It is a painting which the eye can easily divide into smaller and ever smaller units, each one of which requires – perhaps even seems to demand – feverish attention from the onlooker, quite as feverish as the terrible ocean, which is buffeting the doomed raft itself.

Thereafter electronic stored-program universal digital computers became ever smaller and ever faster, until now they fit into coat pockets and school satchels, linking each of us to the whole wide world.

Changes were only ever small and never disruptive for users.

These dye radicals are transient, active species and decompose into small molecules and ever further to CO2 by complicated reactions involving oxygen.