Sentence examples for ever avail from inspiring English sources

Have you not realized — oh, crusaders — that proxy wars have not availed you nor will they ever avail you?

Few would ever avail themselves to know that without such strategic metals, of which the continent of North America and U.S. soil yielded little, was it possible for a technologically advanced country to make intercontinental ballistic missiles, jet aircraft engines and/or sophisticated bombs.

Only two states have ever availed themselves of article 124: France and Colombia.

(It would be interesting, by the way, to hear from Mr. Limbaugh, Ms. Coulter and Mr. Hannity as to whether they've ever availed themselves of the services of illegal immigrants. Answer carefully, now: that ambassadorship could be at stake!) Is the "conservative" position on immigration that the only solution is a wall and midnight roundups by Border Patrol agents at Wal-Mart?

It is far from clear that Eliot ever availed himself of the services of sex workers: Rhapsody on a Windy Night talks of late-night wanderings and stalkerish voyeurism "The street lamp said 'regard that woman/who hesitates towards you in the light of a door/which opens on her like a grin.'" Various scholars have assumed that Eliot was bisexual and scared of it; he fiercely rejected such claims.

The government and UNICEF signed an agreement on (reimbursable) procurement services many years ago, but no government department ever availed of such services.

In recent months he has been as truculent as ever: baiting, to no avail, Lil Wayne, who has usurped him as rap's leading commercial kingpin, and seemingly aiming lyrics on "T.O.S.: Terminate on Sight" (G-Unit/Interscope), the new album from 50 Cent and his crew, G-Unit, at T. I. (50 Cent has also been engaged in public disagreements with the mother of his son).

To no avail: In ever-changing alliances, gang bosses and self-proclaimed guerrilla leaders alternatively share the government's bribes or fight over them.

And though the Spurs' goal was another magnificent left-foot curler from its talisman Gareth Bale, it was to no avail because — as ever in the Wenger era — Arsenal pipped Tottenham to the last available passport to Europe's top competition.

If aught my verse avail, no day shall ever blot you from the memory of time".

The then-36-year-old dual French-Italian national did not make good on this promise, however, and Swiss authorities have been trying to get their hands on him ever since, thus far to no avail.