Sentence examples for always sought after from inspiring English sources

Not that the fountain of youth wasn't always sought after.

Alongside the wide range of scientific career options, science graduates are always sought after for analytical and quantitative roles in computing, accountancy, banking and other financial services".

Action oriented people are always sought after and successful.

"Examples of Meissen porcelain from this period are particularly rare and have always been highly sought after," the museum said in a statement, adding that the new glass-enclosed galleries will give the Frick for the first time "the opportunity to display porcelain and sculpture in bronze, marble, and terra cotta in a truly appropriate and well-illuminated space".

Authors, after all, have always sought the means to build bridges between the world and the page.

After all, I was one of them, but until now I always sought to avoid them because they reminded me of myself.

With a myriad of positions being created within the modern business landscape, you would have thought business graduates would always be sought after.

Leslie Keno echoed him: "Queen Anne and Chippendale will always be sought after, but Federal and Neoclassical pieces of furniture are, unquestionably, an up-and-coming collecting area, and Empire furniture is pretty affordable".

With improved methods of treatment and the abandonment of folk cures (many of which presented more danger than benefit to the victim), a rattlesnake bite is no longer the threat to life that it once was, but medical assessment should always be sought after any bite.

Beside of the presence of headache, hydrocephalus should always be sought after TBI in patients in whom recovery of either motor or cognitive functioning course during rehabilitation declines or there is worsening of functions [22].

On the phone he underscored the point, "The Grand Canyon has always been sought after for monetary gain.