Sentence examples for ever been passed from inspiring English sources

I don't know if anybody's ever been passed up at that spot.

It wasn't just the first loss in his career; it was the first time the horse had ever been passed.

"This is the first time I had ever been passed on," Mr. Zuiker said, outrage building in his tone.

"I don't know of any law that has ever been passed that is everything that everybody wants," she said.

Such a bill would have probably put off action on a new spending plan until September, later than any budget has ever been passed.

Both bills have yet to be reconciled and signed, but support is reaching a new high, and the passage through the Senate is auspicious to say the least, especially as this marks the first time that crowdfunding legislation has ever been passed in the Senate.

"Never in my wildest imaginations did I think it would ever be passed," she said.

With congressmen, small banks and state officials lining up in opposition, observers wondered if Mr Paulson's proposals would ever be passed at all.

In Washington today, there remains an old urban legend that no wilderness protection bill will ever be passed without the blessing of the Congressional delegations from the regions affected by the action.

But Deutsch died young in 1941 and his empire has been passed around ever since.

The virus infected our monkey-like ancestors 40 million years ago, and its genes have been passed down ever since.