Sentence examples for that ever needed from inspiring English sources

This may be the first jacket that ever needed an instruction manual.

In the 2003 novel "Lost Light," one scene actually finds Bosch attempting to play "Lullaby" on the saxophone: "The song wasn't even a minute-and-a-half long," he muses, "but to me it said all that ever needed to be said about being alone in the world".

There are familiar pictures of progressive landmarks in a city that ever needs to show the way to the rest of the world -- for example, the Automat, in Berenice Abbott's famous photograph.

They were representing a city that, more than ever, needed something to lean on.

If it's a non-profit organization that ever needs to reach out to those who may not have any extra cash for a cell phone bill, there's probably a use or two to be conjured up.

We started with a handshake 50 years ago and that was all that was ever needed.

I'm sure we can all agree that if the English race (whatever that is) ever needed defending, these are the guys you'd want preserving the bloodline.

"Not that I ever needed anger management, although that's been brought up".

If you want to think more about Martin's patterns, imagine that, right after "you're the one that I ever needed," you hear "and I want it that way," the chorus of the Backstreet Boys' song.

That collection of ghost books contained all the theology that I ever needed to sustain me.

Since that first outing, Latoya's been steadily bumping up her cosplay skills — not that she ever needed to.