Sentence examples for ever be able to stop from inspiring English sources
Once embarked on his downward voyage, would he ever be able to stop?
Nor may we ever be able to stop clerics from the other side of the world inciting hatred in sermons uploaded to YouTube.
Millwall's manager, Kenny Jackett, has admitted that he does not know whether they will ever be able to stop the lunatic fringe who besmirched the club's name again during the FA Cup semi-final defeat by Wigan on Saturday.
It would be wonderful if we could limit the viewing of porn by young people, however, it is very unlikely that we will ever be able to stop it.
So, no government, Pakistani or foreign, will ever be able to stop Pushtuns crossing over the 1,500-kilometer 1,500-kilometerrt their borderen in distoesupportitheirside, even if it means fighting the modern-day superpower in Afghanistan.
But day laborers are nothing without day hirers, and no one has ever been able to stop them.
But, as Knott sees it, to the extent that Bernie Sanders, as an avowed socialist, is unelectable, and that Hillary Clinton is still vulnerable ("The only person who's ever been able to stop her is her," Knott said), his man would be next in line.
It wasn't until I heard Laverne talk about it that I recognized how much pressure I was putting on myself to fit in and how I judged myself not for the quality of my character but on whether I'd ever need a daily shave or be able to stop buying shoes in the boys' department.
I read there's a good possibility they won't be able to stop it ever".
"The absolute transformation of everything that we ever thought about music will take place within 10 years, and nothing is going to be able to stop it.
