At all times; all the time and on every occasion.
1And grander music none have heard e'er since time had its birth.
2Such night in England ne'er had been, nor e'er again shall be.
3Who would have thought That Bridget Bishop e'er would come to this?
4O if idols e'er displace him, Tear them from his chosen throne!
5I saw... things no Christian should e'er have to witness, sir.
6If e'er I do, it will be to wreak vengeance on my enemy.
7Stand before my eyes, hateful as the abyss of hell e'er saw thee!
8Far, far we have to gallop yet, or e'er our work we near!
9Did e'er such love and sorrow meet, or thorns compose so rich a crown?
10Thou art the sweetest maid the sun e'er looked on.
11Not one in ten of yours e'er comes to good.
12Here are three men that need hanging as badly as any e'er I saw.
13Ambition has eyes of stone, from which no drop of tenderness can e'er distil.
14But how, you ask, can we e'er hope to soar.
15He is just the maist contrary, conceited young man I e'er heard tell o'.
16I ain't seen e'er a one, neither dingo nor blackfellow.