Sentence examples for would ever use from inspiring English sources

Contemplating the purposes and structure of a new government might sound like an exercise only for eggheads and wonks -- two pejoratives that none of us would ever use to describe our Constitution's framers, the first players in our game.

"It is not something that we would ever use as a first warning system," he said.

Asked if he would ever use the nuclear button, he replied: "No.

Which is not a skill they would ever use out on the street.

"But I don't think I would ever use the computer to create a human character.

Michael Ancram, a former Conservative deputy leader, doubts Britain would ever use nuclear weapons against rogue states or terrorists.

Here in Florida, I can get cleaned fresh Bahamian conch, the only kind I would ever use.

Nobody concerned with art values would ever use it, for a very precise reason: it is evasive.

Deportation has become a non-word in German since Hitler and no official here would ever use the term, "deportieren".

McCormack, who is the executive producer of the programme, said it was the last dating service anyone would ever use.

Three times he'd done this — not that he'd ever use their words against them.