Sentence examples for through it ever from inspiring English sources

I trawled through it, ever hopeful, constantly pausing when I spotted anyone remotely resembling Joyce.

"I wouldn't want to go through it ever again – but the experience has shaped and improved me.

I haven't been through it ever before".

There are guards, and the revenants come through it ever so often.

If you absolutely hated it, remember, you never have to go through it ever again if you don't want to.

But he expressed pride that its journalism was reaching far more people through its website than it ever did with its newspapers, with a million daily visitors and 100 million page views a month.

It's a cool accessory, and you can even answer phone calls through it without ever opening the cover, but it's not without its flaws; using the phone with the case on and the cover open can be a challenge, especially if you want to do anything one-handed, as the front flap doesn't fold snugly to the back.

Yet no one who had been through it would ever be quite the same.

But while the documents can be withheld, Egypt's secret history is not one that those who lived through it are ever likely to forget.

Richard Ramirez was one of California's most notorious serial killers; few who lived through it would ever forget his reign of terror across the state.

'You know that's the rumour, don't you?" confides Paul Staines, as he tells a tale about A Very Senior Politician which would send the proverbial bombshell through Westminster should it ever enter the public domain.