Sentence examples for ever delayed from inspiring English sources

Not that anyone ever delayed the service, of course".

For two months, Democrats in Congress have been holding up billions of dollars in additional financing for the war, longer than they ever delayed similar requests from President George W. Bush.

The control room, for example, once ran on a skeleton crew during outages; now it is overstaffed, so that no task is ever delayed for want of an operator's attention.

But I don't know whether anywhere else, when Saint-Saëns' Organ Symphony was being played, a soloist ever delayed his entry onto the stage (while the orchestra was playing) until the moment he needed to come in with his solo -- as Virgil Fox did in Philadelphia.

But the longest they have EVER delayed since public confirmation hearings began in 1916 is 82 days (remember, Obama has 342 days left in office).

Three genotypes, assumed to be equally abundant at time zero, differed only in the age of reproductive maturity and in whether, once mature, they ever delayed reproduction.

It's critical to ensure that no one ever delays calling for help at the scene of an overdose out of fear of being arrested for possessing a small amount drugs.

Don't ever delay getting medical attention if you suspect appendicitis.

We investigated predictors of first-ever emergency admissions for cancer, as a proxy for first-ever delayed or untimely diagnosis by the emergency route.

"Is this the first time a match has ever been delayed by an inflatable?" The disruption caused by the gigantic porker was surely a football first (though feel free to insert your own Neil Ruddock/Mickey Quinn/Adriano joke here).

"Is this the first time a match has ever been delayed by an inflatable?" "Have there been any instances of spouses taking medals and similar football honours as part of the proceeds from a relationship with a footballer?" asks Prashant Maharaj.