Ever in a sentence

It was one of the most difficult things I have ever had to do, but also one of the best decisions I have ever made.

The flat-back design means that you won't ever have to endure those dreaded earring pokes while sleeping ever again.

Fortunately, online shopping for glasses isn’t only easier than ever—there are also more choices than ever before.

Scientists have set a new record for the deepest fish ever caught on camera - as well as the deepest catch ever made.

Billy Owens was the finest, the most excellent beer drinker I have ever known or, in fact, have ever heard about.

As if white America had ever paid for slavery; as if we’ve ever recompensed those whose lives were destroyed by racism.

Ever exciting girl group Aespa are heading to London as part of their first ever world tour – Synk: Hyper Line.

Servantez said consumers are more sophisticated than ever, and the expectations are higher than they’ve ever been before.

Maintaining it has meant keeping them marginalised and excluded ever since, gradually dispossessing them of ever more land.

That makes it the largest Decepticon toy ever produced and the first the ever Titan Class female character.

It is the single largest nuclear weapon ever set off, and it produced the most powerful human-made explosion ever recorded.

He said: “I don’t think I’m ever going to be fully ready, I don’t think anyone ever is going into any job.

It’s come in useful in every job interview I’ve ever had and every professional role I’ve ever undertaken.

Madame Web was my first ever studio project that I ever got cast in," Sweeney previously said of her first blockbuster role.

He said in Hindi, in an interview with Bollywood Hungama, “I don’t think I’ve ever ever told anyone this.

I just thought, I’m never ever ever going to make one of those, way too complicated, way too difficult.

None of them has ever done a day’s honest work in their lives, or seemingly has ever aspired to do so.

And of course, I was a teacher, so I know what it’s like to try to meet an ever-increasing range of ever-more-complicated needs.

After its most successful year ever, one of Lincolnshire’s oldest events is set to return with its biggest ever offering to date.

Unsurprisingly, subsidizing big banks with this implicit guarantee created ever-bigger banks, with ever-looser lending standards.