Sentence examples for stands ever from inspiring English sources
Burst of Glory Armed and armored, the samurai stands ever at the ready as he has since perhaps 1890.
It was heard for the first time at the O.S.U.-Illinois game on Oct. 9, 1965, and has rocked the stands ever since.
But, on the whole, Moscow stands ever chance to become if not a cycling city but, at the very least, a city where you can get from A to B on your bike without fear or serious discomfort).
As such, it stands ever ready to be summoned forth whenever new guidelines are needed, subordinate ends conflict, or existing laws require amendment, refinement, or further elaboration.
In a year filled with great movies, David O. Russell stands ever so slightly above the rest.
His time in the Army, though uneventful, has stood ever since as a pillar of Mr. Clancy's identity.
It was made for the 1889 Paris Exposition Universelle and exhibited by Thomas Goode, the smart Mayfair china and glass shop, in whose windows it has stood ever since.
He glances fretfully at the clock mounted high on the bare wall, beneath which two prison officers stand, ever alert, each wearing plastic gloves.
His "rivers of blood" speech has stood ever since as a warning to mainstream politicians of the fate of those who raise the immigration issue with overwrought language, particularly with a racist tinge.
After "the hottest of the fight was over," Simpson Hamrick recalled, Gen. George H. Gordon, the 27th's brigade commander, rode up to the Hoosiers and "thanked them & Said that they had made the Noblest Stand ever men Did".
Ford's longer preview version, with some of Zanuck's changes, is on one side of the DVD.Later Zanuck changed it further for the theater release, and so it has stood ever since.
