Sentence examples for to ever enter from inspiring English sources

With the defeat, Ortiz, 29, will struggle to ever enter the elite level again.

In the unlikely event McCarthy beats Berger, she will become the youngest MP to ever enter office.

By further lowering a yellow cab's odds of picking up a street hail in, say, Brooklyn or Queens, the mayor's new rule would only make drivers less willing to ever enter a bridge or tunnel.

In fact, our strict safety guidelines absolutely prohibit cows of this kind to ever enter our supply chain".

So toys made out of jelly are not allowed to ever enter my body.

Velasquez (13-1, 11-1 UFC) has long been regarded as one of the greatest to ever enter the Octagon.

A memo to one of these in 2005 contained the following, in large boldface type: "Not to do: ever enter into a direct contact with Bernard Madoff!!!" JPMorgan Chase had more evidence, because it served as Madoff's primary banker for more than 20 years.

From the first signs of baby bumps ("is she or isn't she?") to the days after delivery ("is she too fat or too thin?"), these women are paraded all over the media as if they were the first to have ever entered the maternal world.

Cyberspace is, too, even though it's unthinkable now to imagine that anyone might ever enter "twitter.com" into a Web browser and encounter "page not found".

And I always say 'what do you mean?' Because it didn't occur to me; it doesn't ever enter my head".

First, even working with outside suppliers indicates a certain level of maturity, since often Apple works internally long before talking to manufacturing or component partners ever enter the mix.