Example sentences of "[adv] [pers pn] ever [vb pp] " in BNC.
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| 1 | So I was doin' about a gram of heroin , a gram of cocaine , the most I ever done was a gram . |
| 2 | Have n't I ever told you the story about Maurice helping Louis hide all the wine ? |
| 3 | Have n't you ever felt like that ? ’ |
| 4 | Have n't you ever felt one little bit of your love for me at the dairy ? |
| 5 | Have n't you ever felt one little bit of your love for me at the dairy ? |
| 6 | Have n't you ever felt the simple pleasures of life , revelled in the purity of a lazy , self-seeking day ? ’ |
| 7 | Have n't you ever puzzled about it ? ’ |
| 8 | ‘ Have n't you ever loved anybody like that ? |
| 9 | Well , have n't you ever loved like that ? ’ she demanded desperately . |
| 10 | Have n't you ever heard of it ? |
| 11 | Have n't you ever heard that saying about those who forget history being doomed to repeat it ? |
| 12 | Have n't you ever heard it ? |
| 13 | Have n't you ever heard about it ? |
| 14 | Have n't you ever noticed that ? |
| 15 | ‘ Have n't you ever seen a show ? ’ |
| 16 | Have n't you ever seen two sea horses clinging to each other in a current ? ’ |
| 17 | Ai n't you ever seen that ? |
| 18 | ‘ Have n't you ever done such a thing ? ’ |
| 19 | ‘ Have n't you ever wanted to chuck one of them in the canal ? |
| 20 | ‘ Have n't you ever wanted a home of your own ? ’ |
| 21 | Have n't you ever wondered , she said to Thérèse : why your mother had these carpets put down ? |
| 22 | ‘ Have n't you ever had a friend ? ’ |
| 23 | Have n't you ever had one ? ’ |
| 24 | ‘ Have n't you ever thought , ’ asked Biddy , not looking at me , ‘ that he would n't want to meet important people , he would n't want to be taken away from this job that he does well , and the village where he 's loved ? ’ |
| 25 | Alan , alan bald is not er alan bald is not necessarily beautiful , have n't you ever thought of covering it up ? |
| 26 | ‘ Is n't he ever robbed ? ’ |
| 27 | Has n't he ever let slip any little hint about who it might have been ? ’ |
| 28 | ‘ Has n't it ever occurred to you that I find you repulsive — that I 'd rather be kissed by a lizard than you ? ’ |
| 29 | It was a matter of debate whether she was a widow or separated from her husband But I was not interested in such things ; the biggest mystery to me was how she ever got involved with a dog like Cedric . |