Sentence examples for ever containing from inspiring English sources
Clinton claimed that the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was the first deal ever containing teeth to enforce labor standards.
"Commercial art has rarely, if ever, contained dissent".
Shoe boxes hardly ever contain anything beyond trite safety warnings.
C-suites hardly ever contain a "chief sales officer".
Cy's dash should extend well past any length that marble could ever contain".
She knows their dream is quintessentially American, and the American Dream is something no wall will ever contain.
Mr. West said the chief did keep a small box in his office, but said that it is unclear whether the box ever contained anything.
Although some nests were later found in the treated area, a few of them with eggs, none ever contained young birds.
A putative radio or television audience will now include some people who are more tolerant than has ever been the case, and some people more sensitive than society has ever contained.
"No English youth movement, it is safe to say, has ever contained such a high proportion of homosexuals or — in an age when these activities were still illegal — been so indulgent of their behavior".
The result is some of the most jaw-dropping footage ever contained in a surf movie, and marks the future of a genre that has now clearly outgrown the beach.
