Sentence examples for to ever bring from inspiring English sources

There are no plans to ever bring an Ikea store back to this particular site.

I don't buy this cover as I think I'm unlikely to ever bring a successful claim.

For all its physical presence in the south, Israel was unable to ever bring the region completely to heel.

"Not once did he ever ask me: 'Did your pain improve this month?' There was no intention to ever bring the medication level down at all.

COLIN HUGGINS, a classically trained pianist, believes that he is "the only person to ever bring a piano into the subway".

Considering those words anew might not transform us into cheerful taxpayers — our 1040s and 1099s may be too much of a pain to ever bring us joy — but it might restore "a proper sense of proportion" to the moral significance of what those forms represent.

Don't run across the house because someone (someone you haven't besides even talked to, ever) brings out a cellphone.

But with the stories of triumph, the return to Everest brings stories of tragedy. .

"I'm not [going to] ever bring up Nike again and the only way I'll bring them up is in a positive light … I'll never bring up the Grammys again in a negative light, because I actually appreciate the 21 Grammys that I did win".

Why this is the one film to have ever brought me to tears is unknown to me; I've proudly been dry-eyed through Marley and Me (2008), The Notebook (2004), and even Schindler's List (1993).

She went on to say, "I also can't imagine that killing in response to killing would ever bring me peace or justice..