Sentence examples for was ever something from inspiring English sources
If it's hostile, the president-elect can scrap the plan and deny it was ever something he seriously contemplated.
One day my kids will be potty trained and will forget that this was ever something they struggled with.
Which is not to say that our tacit adaptation to surveilled existence — indeed, our production of it, as we feed online databases with images and once-private information — was ever something to which we consented.
(Side note: giving everyone at a party matching robes is a really simple way to give the whole thing a nice Logan's Run-cult vibe. In case that's ever something you're aiming for).
"He said he wanted humor and he said he wanted something provocative and something that was ever changing and something that was surprising," Mr. Spader said.
It was essentially a startup, based ostensibly in Bermuda so the idea that it was ever worth $54 billion was something out of Dr. Seuss.
"It's not something I was ever taught," Ms. Upshaw said, "but it's something I wish I had known".
The visitation of old Mrs. Netterfield, as she called it, was not something I was ever required to talk about.
It wasn't something that was ever been discussed.
Jack White said sorry to everyone he's ever said something unkind about (he's probably still saying sorry).
Mr Butt told the jury: "He said he was just checking if we were ever doing something dodgy like that or not.
