Sentence examples for ever flow from inspiring English sources

Some analysts now wonder whether gas will ever flow from Shtokman.China offers some hope for ambitious exporters, but even there the outlook has become cloudier.

Re "Can Black Gold Ever Flow Green?" (Nov. 12), which discussed whether BP Amoco, as an oil company, can also be a protector of the environment, especially in its presence in Alaska: As to whether to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling, I agree that the environmental impact should be weighed.

Such practices, he argues, are intrinsically wrong regardless of whether or not some better consequences ever flow from them.

The sauce has a wonderful, slightly chunky texture, which can only ever flow through its stingy, little, green, "easy-pour" nozzle for a fraction of a moment before it clogs uselessly.

Peace only ever flows from sustained and stubborn engagement.

Or, more poetically, a "river of human chatter", constantly joined by other creeks and brooks and ever flowing.

A limited inquiry was permitted into the CIA's destroying of video footage of waterboarding sessions, but no charges ever flowed from it.

Daniel Taylor, the countertenor who sang Didymus, has a clear, powerful voice and at his best -- in the "Streams of Pleasure Ever Flowing" duet, for example -- he matched the smooth texture of Ms. Daneman's voice uncannily.

Dawkins's refusal to admit that "a single human benefit has ever flowed from religious faith, [is] a view which is as a priori improbable as it is empirically false".

But the only tide which ever flowed through here was from the burst dam.

-TENNYSON You could not step twice into the same rivers; for other waters are ever flowing on to you.