But orever they came on the foemen, they heard a great confused cry of onset mingled with affright, and lo!
What a Reasonable Thing then is it, that they whose Time is but short, should make as great Use of their Time, as ever they can!
Especially, Let them that are Suffering by Witchcraft, be sure to stay and pray, and Beseech the Lord thrice, even as much as ever they can, before they complain of any Neighbour for afflicting them.
Bass fishing was never lookt at by them, but as soone as ever they heard on it, they looked at it as a vaine thing, that would certainly turne to loss.
Those persons are quite mistaken, who think that godly men must go as far from the ungodly as ever they can, in lawful things; and say, The ungodly do thus, and therefore we must do otherwise.
If ever men will hear, it is when they are sick; and if ever they will be humbled and serious, it is when the approach of death constraineth them.
Are not our own Borderers and Highlanders as much Borderers and Highlanders as ever they were?
Should the Spanish Gipsies not now assist each other, to the extent they did when banditti, under the special proscription of the Government, it would be absurd to say that they were therefore not as much Gipsies as ever they were.
These Beauties are not contented to make Lovers where-ever they appear, but they must make Rivals at the same time.
Then the king sat in a study, and bade his men fetch his horse as fast as ever they might.
And Priamus took from his page a vial full of the four waters that came out of Paradise, and with certain balm anointed their wounds, and washed them with that water, and within an hour after they were both as whole as ever they were.
Then they laughed and made good cheer, and either drank to other freely, and they thought never drink that ever they drank to other was so sweet nor so good.
The shepherd casts the head down as soon as ever they parted, for he dared not do so while their eyes were on him.
They see the band as soon as ever they could do so from the house.
And there he took the sword, and set the pieces together, and they soldered as fair as ever they were to-fore; and there put he the sword in the sheath, and laid it down on the bed.
And then they came together a soft pace, and wonderly they lashed together passing thick the mountenance of an hour or ever they breathed.
There's something about bargain and sale that's mean and censorious, finding this fault and finding that fault, and paying just as little as ever they can.
At a picnic, indeed, trey used to take off their shoes and stockings and paddle their feet in the water, but that was as much as ever they did.
And therefore they cast it out with cards, playing as long as ever they might, till the pure pangs of death pulled their heart from their play, and put them in such a case that they could not reckon their game.
Sir Thomas Todenhamys man and Heydonys sowyn this sedde all abowte the contre, that here maysteris shull cum hom in hast in here prosperite and be als well att esse as ever they wer.
As if they were ashamed to appear to stammer a little, they make their stammering only the more offensive in every possible way, as if they were on a wager with themselves to talk as barbarously as ever they can.
And if ever they detect a human error, what snickerings, what abuse, what a rumpus!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ever they" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
