Sentence examples for although it was ever from inspiring English sources

This Tour has seen more than its fair share of falls and, although it was ever thus in the heat of professional cycling, accidents are so common that the sport has developed its own written and unwritten rules about them.

I like the opening titles and the music, and presentation has been friendly and informative, if a little relentlessly chauvinistic, although it was ever thus at Olympic Games, where Baron de Coubertin's thing about the taking part not the winning is traditionally jettisoned before the sound of the last opening ceremony firework has faded.

Well, of course — although it was ever thus.

Although abhorrent that it was ever necessary, South Australia was the first state to decriminalize some homosexual acts in 1971, followed by Victoria and the ACT five years later.

"They ran around together getting high, although I don't think it was ever heroin.

It felt like a victory for the millions of grassroots, online supporters, although I don't think it was ever recognised as such.

Not that it was ever illegal, although some Apple store employees thought otherwise.

Having just finished her run in Here by Michael Frayn at the Kingston Theatre, she says she "loves theatre" although it's "never, ever glamorous, but it is fun", and writing full time would never be an option either.

To the extent that, although my life is greater than it's ever been, there are newer and completely different experiences of discomfort that appear.

It was recognised at an early stage that the vehicle would have to be aerodynamic; although it was only ever intended to be small and relatively slow, reducing wind resistance was seen as essential for the vehicle's efficiency.

Although it is unlikely ever to disappear completely, its decline may even accelerate as the scope for payments by mobile phone increases.