Sentence examples for will only ever get from inspiring English sources
And, he adds, these lanes will only ever get you part of the way.
And it's all academic anyway; if things continue as they are, TV comedies will only ever get fined for blandness.
It looks like something released in 1975, covered in the imagery bands once used to telegraph their ascendance to the rock aristocracy and send out the message: we are rich, we are famous, we've swapped the dank air of Aylesbury Friars for the kind of places people like you will only ever get to see when the Bounty hunters go searching for paradise in the ad breaks during World of Sport.
[Rural_GP6] … I think that non-integrated things will only ever get used if they are so vastly superior to what's out there that they form an integral part and you can't live without them … apart from that, unless something is seamlessly integrated and useful, it will not get used.
Acting vulnerable to get attention will only ever get the wrong kind.
Sleazy men are generally detested by other men, so in all likelihood you will only ever get to use these mannerisms on women.
In his standup set, Amos jokes that he'll only ever get a TV show when Lenny Henry dies.
You only ever get what you earn.
"You normally only ever get one opportunity to catch offenders.
Feminist parties are necessary, she says, because traditional parties, most of which launched before women even got the vote, will only ever see gender equality as a side issue.
So there's no way a car-only customer will ever get a good deal.
