Sentence examples for ever fled from inspiring English sources
The senior officials said that American intelligence did not believe Mr. Hussein had ever fled to Syria and that Mr. Mahmoud had never made such a claim.
As Kazuo so often reminded her, the Ryukyu Kingdom had little to do with Japanese traditions, and the people of Okinawa ever fled their island.
The Americans' reaction to the situation is to give larger parties, but these are overshadowed by a feeling that a bad magic is plunging them, just at a moment when they thought they were travelling along the splendid width of history, into something smaller than the smallest town they ever fled.
Risking your life by crossing a treacherous sea to escape a war that is not of your doing is infinitely more heroic than selling out your principles to fight for a mad dictator or a death cult; and unless you've ever fled a tangled civil war yourself, it might be wise to put a little less effort into judgement and a little more into understanding.
The Red Man has ever fled the approach of the White Man, as the morning mist flees before the morning sun.
My grandmother, as ignorant a woman as ever, fled the Czar, believed that "Mr. Ed" really was a talking horse -- here you have to imagine a thick Russian accent -- "or vy vould he be on the TV?" In "Bright's Passage," there is a talking horse.
Did I mean, Would she ever flee Egypt?
If foreigners ever flee the dollar, America will face the twin nightmares that haunt emerging countries in a financial collapse: simultaneous banking and currency crises.
After the brutal murder of his wife Sharon Tate at the hands of Charles Manson's gang, he left California for ever, fleeing a charge of sexual assault on a 13-year-old girl which has haunted him for the rest of his life.
In contrast, P. gracilis workers always fled from disturbance and no more than one worker was ever observed on the surface of disturbed plants (categories E and F).
