Sentence examples for ever comes off from inspiring English sources
If HS2 ever comes off, all the oligarchs turning London into Shangri-la may turn their eyes to Birmingham.
Another probable no-show, if the concert ever comes off, would be Homer Simpson, who has voiced more aesthetic objections to similar events.
Whether it ever comes off is anyone's guess.
None of Mulaney's humor ever comes off as mean spirited.
No one ever comes off the field and says, 'Wow, I had the perfect game.'" On the three Saturdays straight after Sackey makes these remarks, England lose heavily to Australia 28-144), South andica (42-6) aNew Zealandand (32-6) – the last two results being the hosts' heaviest defeats at Twickenham.
Mishra 0 b Collingwood 19th over: Kenya 74-4 (Tikolo 27 Obuya 0) Collingwood picks up a cheap wicket as Mishra gets in an awful muddle trying to late cut a ball that is too straight, and too low, for the shot to ever come off.
I know it was a compliment, but for a nano-second I wondered if my authentic interest in my friends ever came off as calculated business strategy.
But there is certainly no sport more full of surprises than foot-ball, and the Thanksgiving Day contest of '96 furnished as sensational a surprise in as exciting a contest as had ever come off on a western gridiron.
Sadly, Lee's homage is as relevant now as ever, coming off a devastating week of violence and loss as issues of police brutality and prejudice within the justice system continue to demand our attention and action.
"I feel like Mount Everest came off my shoulders," Mr. Hamide said of the latest development in a telephone interview from Los Angeles.
"There's no signs yet of this having ever come off the ground".
