Sentence examples for ever aligned from inspiring English sources

That evening, I vowed that if the stars ever aligned, the next car in my garage would be an Alfa Romeo.

"The interests of a corporation and the venture capitalists are seldom, if ever, aligned," said Jonathan I. Schwartz, the chief executive of Sun Microsystems, who once ran that company's venture's arm.

Some Connecticut labor leaders questioned whether the archbishop would ever align himself with labor.

The chances of the stars ever aligning in such a way just seem maddening here's an iconic Sega franchise, being brought back by the fans, using Sony as a shop window to announce its intentions.

The chances of the stars ever aligning in such a way just seem maddening – here's an iconic Sega franchise, being brought back by the fans, using Sony as a shop window to announce its intentions.

The prime minister was twice asked whether he would ever align with Ukip on the BBC1's Andrew Marr Show, but dodged the question, saying he would not comment on any potential combinations before the election.

Trying, want to, future… aka zero guarantees that the parallel universe he was describing will ever align with the reality of how Facebook's business actually operates — right here, right now.

You won't be able to vote on whether crack sentences will ever align with cocaine ones instead of simply living out the disparity of 100-1.

In the event you've been living under a rock, you may not have heard the uproar that ensued after the ever-controversial PETA aligned themselves with the fear mongering dogsbite.org (amongst others).

"Because of his leadership, our system is stronger and more aligned than ever".

Have the worlds of science fiction and presidential politics ever been more closely aligned than they were in 2007?