Sentence examples for as it ever does from inspiring English sources

Further down the beach, at Coney Island, the Cyclone roller coaster's rusted skeleton looked as sound as it ever does; only a block away, Nathan's Famous hot dogs was totally flooded.

That music and the brash, middle-finger-raised attitude that goes with it still means as much to the band and its fans as it ever did.

Damascus probably has as much influence in Lebanon as it ever did, not least through its close relationship with Hezbollah.

Vanity Fair draws as much attention as it ever did under Tina Brown and makes money for its owners at Condé Nast Publications to boot -- even while Mr. Carter has succeeded in various entertainment projects.

And that matters as much as it ever did to him.

The Cherry Orchard is a play that resonates now with as much force as it ever did.

"Now Yahoo has as many employees as it ever did, though probably fewer overseas.

The sardine and tomato paste still smells as unholy as it ever did.

And in Las Vegas "Amarillo by Morning" worked as well as it ever did.

But the suspicion must be that the politburo works on favours, as it ever did.

-- it needs the fig leaf of romance as much as it ever did to maintain a legitimate air.