Sentence examples for ever advance from inspiring English sources

A proposal for a slave memorial has been languishing in Congress since 2003, and, if legislators ever advance it, the most popular idea seems to be to place the memorial on the National Mall, in Washington, D.C.

How can this dialogue ever advance?

Without challenge, without struggle, without discomfort, no one would ever advance.

The Spartans will try to rewrite the history books again on Sunday, trying to become the first No. 15 seed to ever advance to the Sweet 16.

Pujols was hindered by batting glove troubles in his turn at the plate, and despite a late surge, he could not catch Pederson, who became the first Dodger to ever advance to the finals and hit by far the most home runs in franchise history.

Neither had ever advanced this far at a Grand Slam event.

It was the furthest Korda's father had ever advanced in team competition.

This is the first time the United States has ever advanced even to the quarterfinals.

(But while several vice presidents have moved up, no speaker has ever advanced directly to the White House).

No doubt the BBC Trust would veto such a new service proposal if it was ever advanced by management.

"It was globally resounding that women are ever advancing in terms of equality, structure and human rights," said Unilever.