Sentence examples for ever complete, from inspiring English sources
No term is ever complete.
Is a work of art ever complete?
"And it's a puzzle we will never, ever complete".
Paul Simon said he didn't know if he could ever complete another album.
No outdoor exploration is ever complete for me without a bookstore visit.
No article is ever complete; the author updates it as needed at least once a year.
How could anyone--even the most intellectual person--ever complete a NY Times puzzle?
As a respective contribution, we here report the first-ever complete elasticity characterization of an orthotropic bagasse fiber polypropylene composite, requiring identification of nine independent constants.
In July she will sing Brünnhilde in the first-ever complete Ring cycle at the Proms, conducted by Daniel Barenboim.
That taping is often touted as the first-ever complete symphony of the recording era, but that's not true: that honour goes to Friedrich Kark and the Odeon Symphony Orchestra in 1910, also in Berlin, and also of Beethoven's 5th.
The company's artistic director, Michael Boyd, said: "Just before we present the first-ever Complete Works of Shakespeare Festival in Stratford, it makes sense, even for the R.S.C., that our winter season this year contains no Shakespeare.
