Sentence examples for they ever use from inspiring English sources

If they ever use a nuke on anyone else, the retaliation, either by us or by the Israelis, would be the virtual end of the Persian race.

Rarely will they ever use the word, thinking that it describes something else.

"I've been quite open in our press conferences and yet the only bits they ever use are the ones that would back up the persona.

Many people depend on money from short-term rentals to pay for second homes, and whether they ever use the houses themselves is irrelevant.

Interviewed at the time, Mr. Serra said, "If they ever use the name 'Tilted Arc,' or my name in connection with those three steel plates, I'll sue them".

"The fact is that for most of the world's population, the next five billion, the internet is first going to be a set of ideas that permeates their society months or years before they ever use it as a tool.

People drink less than they ever used to these days, but they look more for quality.

"Consumers are much better educated now than they ever used to be".

"Have they ever used an actual hat for the FA Cup draw?" asked Andy Morrison in 2006.

"The only time they ever used to mention offensive linemen was when they got holding penalties," he says.

"These days, the older generation are going to cinemas more than they ever used to, and have a much more vibrant outlook on life".