Sentence examples for because there are never from inspiring English sources
In this recipe, I chose cashews as the only nut, mostly because there are never enough of them in the bowl.
It'll be goodbye to ancient carpets; sub-standard TV aerials; boilers-on-the-blink; stacks of plastic boxes because there are never enough cupboards; teetering towers of books because there are never enough shelves; neglected damp patches on the wall; stacks of dusty post addressed to long-departed tenants, or people who never even existed.
A critic hesitates to praise particular dancers because there are never fewer than half a dozen who are more remarkable than most ballet stars.
"Think hard before you get involved in cycling, because there are never any guarantees when it comes to doping," Rihs said.
Because there are never enough good parts to go around at Ballet Theater, the big swans are relegated to Gillian Murphy and Michele Wiles.
The NHS scores high internationally on efficient spending, yet every health minister itches to reform it because there are never perfect answers.
"You can't be too self-confident because there's never enough self-confidence.
That settles us down because there's never panic in their game".
"It's the best left-handed sinker there's ever been because there's never been a guy that throws a 94-to-96-mile-an-hour 94-to-96-mile-an-hour 94-to-96-mile-an-hour 94-to-96-mile-an-hour 94-to-96-mile-an-hour 94-to-96-mile-an-hour
No, but only because there's never been anything he would be right for.
