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Example sentences for "you ever"

  • I'll take keer ov this feud, Mr. Goree, better'n you ever did!

  • Say, if you ever get a girl, she'll have a picnic.

  • How the words of diamond thief number two yet burned in his ears: "If you ever get a girl, she'll have a picnic.

  • And if you ever speak a word, it's like the Lord unto Moses, it's so grand!

  • Till he bawled, "Aren't you ever coming up to bed?

  • Carrie, tell your old auntie now: don't you ever go to church on Sunday?

  • Aren't you ever going to get up for breakfast?

  • If you ever become a rich man, or a powerful one,' returned his friend, 'you shall try to make your Government more careful of its subjects when they roam abroad to live.

  • If you ever loved me, hear my last appeal!

  • The rain has been beating on you ever since it began.

  • Do you ever go to either of those houses, at leisure times?

  • I--Keziah Coffin, don't you ever tell I told you.

  • Say, Mr. Ellery, don't you ever tell a soul how it really was, will you?

  • If you ever hear of Daniels tryin' any tricks against the minister, you send for me, that's all.

  • You'll be as strong as you ever were; maybe stronger.

  • If you ever wanted to DO anything about it, the poor child might see some gleam of hope in her life.

  • And do you still love me as well as you ever did?

  • I am glad you don't feel like going into parties, Mamita; and if you ever do feel like it, I hope you will leave me at home.

  • It will wound my feelings if you ever offer to repay me," replied the young man.

  • Only remember one thing; if you ever do want to open your heart to any one, remember that I am your true friend, and that you can trust me.

  • Say, don't you ever let me hear of you breathin' a word of that kind to her.

  • If you ever want to sell it give me the first chance at it.

  • Ain't you ever going to give me a rest on that?

  • Do you ever go to the Senate or the House?

  • And if you ever faded, happiness would restore you at once.

  • Aren't you ever going to walk to the wickets again?

  • Aren't you ever going to walk back to the pavilion again?

  • Even if I gave it all to the porter here, think how reproachfully he would look at you ever afterwards.

  • See here, Mr. Spencer, d'you ever hear of counter-espionage?

  • Do you ever think of going back and finding her?

  • Once she had said: "Aren't you ever coming to see me, Clay?

  • Aren't you ever going to give me the least little encouragement?

  • Aren't you ever going to be engaged, Patty?

  • You won't see her to- night,--if you ever do.

  • If you ever want a quiet Saturday to Monday, I'll take you down in my motor at an hours notice.

  • If you ever do feel at all queer, I should very much like to have a look.

  • If you ever come to care for an elderly man, you will know what you are caring for.

  • Why don't you ever come in and sit down and talk to me for a minute?

  • You can have all the money if you ever get it, but I am going to have all of you, and no dividing with anybody.

  • Just as if you ever in your life said anything which wasn't true.


    • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "you ever" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    perhaps because; you are; you are very much; you can; you don; you get; you might; you only; you saw; you the; you won; young and; young child; young couple; young heart; young marster; young readers; younger sister; youngest daughter; your children; your correspondents; your daughter; your head; your love; your mother; your sister