Sentence examples for ever been accepted from inspiring English sources

There's another letter, from January , 1969 in which Shevrin asks about "Topics" again: "Has this ever been accepted for publication?" I haven't been able to determine whether the story was rejected by magazines or whether Singer decided at some point not to seek its publication.

There's no sanitation - they wash in a nearby cemetery - and despite the concerted efforts of the Roma and local charities, only three children have ever been accepted into nearby schools.

Nor have they ever been accepted by corporations.

"I don't think those kinds of answers will ever be accepted again.

No form of Western justice will ever be accepted by Al Qaeda.

Can someone like Hamilton ever be accepted as doing things the way "we English" do?

"And as there was no likelihood of ever being accepted into an existing ensemble, we decided to create our own.

The first Mexican to ever be accepted into the drama school was not simply being taught theatre, but how to be an English stage actor.

And the question has to be asked whether a Jewish state, however magnanimous and conciliatory, will ever be accepted in the Middle East.

"Could 'the architect of Iraq' ever be accepted by staff?" John Briscoe, the bank's country director for Brazil, asked in a recent letter to his colleagues.

Between their continuing research and their parental experience, the Tobins began to worry about how much these Jews of color would ever be accepted and included.