Sentence examples for wanted ever from inspiring English sources

All he wanted, ever, was to be onstage; he hated to rehearse.

Policing is the only job I wanted ever since I can remember being me.

You asked for it, so shut up.' " It is something she has wanted ever since watching a bootlegged tape of "Fame" in her native Cameroon.

"I wanted, ever since the show left the air, to find a way and a time and place to bring it back," he said.

In a statement released shortly after Mr Wood's death, his family revealed how it was "his dream job" that he had wanted ever since he lost his aunt to leukaemia in 2010.

No wonder that the adorable little alien E.T. wanted ever so badly to get back to it, even though his "home" happened to be around the corner in outer space.

I wouldn't want ever to lose touch with that".

I don't want ever to say there is something that John Galliano won't do".

In the place of "ever closer union," the Euro-sceptic wants ever looser union and, if possible, none whatsoever.

And if there's one thing Anna Karenina does not want — ever, in any accent — it is to be alone.

"I don't want ever to have to participate in another referendum," Dugdale said.