Sentence examples for to act ever from inspiring English sources

Katie, the one in the movie, was scary, which was great because we didn't really ever have to act, ever, when she was there.

Given the government cuts the police need to act ever more efficiently: on the procurement of goods they use, such as vehicles, petrol, uniforms, etc; on the way they work together with other forces; on the technology they use; and on training and leadership of officers.

Do we really want to put more societal pressure on people as they grow older to look and act ever younger, she asked.

The attacks on America, said the daily Ma'ariv, were "the most important public relations act ever committed in our favour".

The Staple Singers, American vocal group that was one of the most successful gospel-to-pop crossover acts ever, collecting several Top 20 hits in the early 1970s.

The harm from climate change is mounting, and the need to act becomes ever more urgent.

Bratton said the threat of IS, in general, raised "concerns about the lone wolf inspired to act without ever going to the Mideast, or once they go to the Mideast acquiring fighting skills and then returning".

For some, the nature of our findings led us to become more active as concerned public citizens, parents, and grandparents in trying to convince politicians to act on ever-strengthening scientific warnings.

This year, not only has she written a book and released another record, she took her activism to the next level in one of the most punk rock acts ever committed to film.

She became ever more frustrated and acted ever more irritable.

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