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Don't fantasize... ever.

He was ever so clever.

Have you ever, uh, ever been to Wisconsin?

Have you ever had therapy?

Have you ever seen a whale?

Where never lark, or ever eagle flew?

Did you ever hear anything so cool?

Julie: Should you ever confront your stalker?

Don't you ever think about other people?

I say this not having ever attended an opera, and unlikely ever to do so.

Think how it do hurt my heart not to see you ever, ever!

"More happy love! more happy, happy love! For ever warm and still to be enjoy'd, For ever panting, and for ever young;"

Have you ever known anyone with a protein deficiency?

So today, we're announcing the first-ever federal taxpayer receipt.

Never had the school ever heard someone scream so loud.

Do you ever have really, really weird dreams?

Nowadays, we are richer than ever, have more free time, yet we are more miserable than ever.

She was singing the saddest lullaby he had ever heard.

I will exalt you, my God the King; I will praise your name for ever and ever.

Decide to speak your life into existence, if you do, your life will never, ever, ever be the same.

Then will I cause you to dwell in this place, in the land that I gave to your fathers, for ever and ever.

If the truth be known coronary artery disease is a toothless paper tiger that need never, ever exist and if it does exist it need never, ever progress.

Our industrialists are transforming sand and oil into ever smaller and more intricate machines, a form of alchemy more wondrous than anything any alchemist ever dreamed of.

The real Yamato was, along with its sister ship the Musashi, the largest battleship ever built.

The Potala stands more superb than ever in the bright sun.

Have you ever been shocked by your own actions or how someone else saw you?

Even the bones, though I wish you always doomed eternally, as ever, Fenghua.

What ever you desire you should find out opportunity for it and grab those opportunity.

The hitch here is that, in Ultimate Reality, it is not possible to create anything, because everything that ever was, is now, and ever will be has already been created.

The result: it is undeniable that, ever since the Fed was visited upon us in 1914, our inflations have been more intense, and our depressions far deeper, than ever before.

But as the crisis grows in scope, the maths get worse; you have an ever larger pool of troubled economies relying on financing from an ever smaller pool of "safe" economies.

You can't tell me you ever thought of me with all those pretty French and English girls around you.

Or do you have a vague sense that something has changed ever so slightly, but not in a good way?

His friend said, "you mean hysterical," "No," he said, "historical, she tells me everything I've ever done wrong."

The Death of Ivan Ilych is a late piece of writing, or relatively so, and it's as good as anything Tolstoy ever wrote: a vivid account of the dying process, as harrowing as anything I have ever read.

Only one governor of a small state had ever been elected President, Franklin Pierce of New Hampshire in 1852.

Wirelessly tracking animals has been a mainstay of research for decades, ever since the first bulky radio transponders were attached to large mammals.

In 1992, I was involved in the toppling of an overbearing boss and, even though my role was accidental, I've been dining out on it ever since.