Sentence examples for to work ever from inspiring English sources
"Worst walk to work ever.
It tends to inspire one to compete, to work ever harder to compete successfully".
Those without jobs also have to work ever harder to actually find one.
So we have to work ever harder for audiences and we have to look further for new money.
The two were taken into "conservatorship", a form of government ownership, in 2008 and have been put to work ever since.
It creates a vicious circle whereby men, as primary bread winners, are under increased pressure to work ever longer hours in order to ingratiate themselves with the boss.
But apparently we will now have to work for ever and ever to get our state pensions.
This highlights a wider trend of how internet companies appear to be working ever-closer with carriers to grow their reach.
"I don't have to work again, ever," I remember him saying in Monaco, pointing to his yacht in the harbor.
For the scheme to work on Everest, Sherpas, who are physiologically attuned to high altitudes, could wear the ranger's hat in exchange for a steady income.
