Sentence examples for standing ever from inspiring English sources
A solitary US company, Campbell's Soup, has been standing ever taller while all around have fallen.
After a generation of standing ever further back from the business of finance, governments have been forced to step in to rescue banking systems and the markets.
Likewise, we use Twitter to criticize those businesses we don't like, standing ever at the ready to comment and criticize as if it's a new civic duty.
But will voters buy the idea that Clegg is an unwilling participant in Tory policies, standing ever ready to nobly mitigate their effects?
It contains a number of ornate if spectacularly uncomfortable Regency armchairs and sofas on which no one sat: councils have been held standing ever since the day in 1861 when Queen Victoria discovered it helped get them over with sooner.
In response to pressure from his troops, Pakistani and American officials said, General Kayani had already become a more obstinate partner, standing ever more firm with each high-level American delegation that has visited since the raid to try and rescue the shattered American-Pakistani relationship.
Earlier this year Conor McGregor decided to take on the greatest defensive boxer of all time by just sort of bursting like a water main in front of him, just sort of psychotically flexing, Conor McGregor essentially trying to outbox Floyd Mayweather without throwing a punch, just pointing to his own head a lot while standing ever-so-slightly too close to a microphone and yelling "FOOKIN".
"Americans have always been suspicious of standing armies, ever since we fought the British redcoats," says a spokesman for the National Guard Association, one of the more formidable lobbies on Capitol Hill.
India provided the largest volunteer standing army ever to help the British in Africa, Burma, Italy, Iraq, and Malaya.
"Please let me stay here," I said, and I didn't care about standing up ever again.
After a few days in Pyongyang, I find myself always looking out for the cheery leaders, forever offering a toothy grin, depicted standing before ever more spectacular landscapes.
