Sentence examples for ever been kept from inspiring English sources

I explained to Ruckelshaus that no such statistics had ever been kept.

(Decibel levels can be difficult and expensive to capture, and, as anyone who has ever been kept awake by a leaky faucet knows, they do not necessarily reflect a sound's sleep-depriving properties).

In case you'd ever been kept up at night wondering where you could find a matching crop top and mini skirt in weed print, or a halterneck that said PUSSY, or anything which looks remotely like Lizzie McGuire would have worn it to an Azealia Banks show, then you're in luck.

By the early 1960s, the idea that anything could ever be kept separate enough to protect it had to be retired.

"In those circumstances, our client – and the public – will for ever be kept in the dark about whether the British government was involved in serious wrongdoing".

The old guard, on the other hand, say that students should ever be kept out of politics, lest it distract them from their studies.Mr Woon argues that their case is not only about freedom of expression, but also more generally about the modernisation of Malaysian society, which can feel as if it is sometimes stuck in a time-warp (circa 1971).

At the UN last July, the prime minister showed integrity and leadership when he said: "We did not make the commitment to the millennium development goals only for us to be remembered as the generation that betrayed promises rather than honoured them and undermined trust that promises can ever be kept".

Should it ever have been kept like that?

Ever since, Abdel Bary has been kept in Belmarsh, Manchester, and Long Lartin prisons while his lawyers fought extradition.

Ever since reliable records have been kept, America has never had a year in which house prices have fallen nationwide.

It has been kept going ever since by a succession of gurus and would-be gurus who promise to distil the essence of excellence into three (or five or seven) simple rules.