Sentence examples for there isn't ever from inspiring English sources

"Nobody can afford to stop learning – there isn't ever a standing still point".

There isn't ever room in my suitcase to pack them, so they have to remain at home while I tread across frigid hotel bathroom floors.

"There wasn't ever any final, definitive version".

"There wasn't ever a question in my mind," Teuscher said.

"There wasn't ever a conscious panic about following it," Kirkwood says.

You see, there weren't ever supposed to be failed auctions, so the penalties weren't supposed to be relevant.

"There weren't ever drinks with Dacre after that," says Baldwin. "Dacre was screaming down the phone at Ed.

There wasn't ever the feeling an act might get bottled off or be petitioned against, despite SXSW's early years being dominated by rock groups.

(Stephen Sondheim once pointed out that if you can leave a show whistling the tunes, it's because you could have gone in whistling the tunes. He was talking about musical cliche, but there weren't ever going to be any surprises in Mamma Mia!, were there?) There's a good side to this, of course.

There wasn't ever a point in time where I was living in the confines of these characters, that I can't make a giant tree out of bodies or I can't make a ship out of bodies.

What we don't do with them, is sit around moping, and philosophically pondering our greater purpose, because at least as Laura tells it, there wasn't ever time for any of that stuff.