Sentence examples for will ever once from inspiring English sources

"It's so lovely and unusual," I answered, "that no one will ever once mention it in the book".

Or will ever tell, once she's let in on it.

The reason why there is not a chance that Romney will ever reinvent himself once again as a "moderate" is that he wasn't really a "moderate" in the first place.

It's immortality we're reaching for — the farthest we'll ever get, once a year, from perpetual night.

He had told Allen Ginsberg he planned to marry her — "the finest woman I'll ever know" — once she had unshackled herself from her truck-driver husband, who, according to Joyce Johnson, was accustomed to "slapping her around to keep her in line".

Indeed, fewer than 1 in 100 homes will ever be voluntarily moved once placed in a manufactured-housing community.

Whether he will ever be the slugger he once was is open to question.

Yet on a recent rainy afternoon, after leading a small group on a walking tour of Coney Island, Mr. Baker stated what to many was painfully obvious: "I don't think it will ever be quite what it once was".

As Henry Kissinger once said, "Nobody will ever win the battle of the sexes.

Buy something pinker than you think you will ever need; it will look right once it's on.

Prince Charles once wrote "Nobody will ever know what you have done for this country, Jimmy".