Sentence examples for ever have provided from inspiring English sources
But Moya refused to pretend that Bemelmans v Edmund could ever have provided a credible climax to the tennis calendar.
But burdening a heavily indebted firm with yet more debt could only ever have provided temporary respite.
Candy discovered that Kyle only got his place because of the bet, denounced Tony's toffee-nosed ways in a heartfelt but overlong speech delivered from a dais on the high moral ground, Kyle was packed off to the Sink Academy, where he obviously belonged, and Candy slammed the door on Tony, smiling the sort of smile only a smugly politically correct script could ever have provided for her.
No government ever has provided it.
Both men, one suspects, would have relished taking their battle online.The economics blogosphere, timely as ever, has provided a nice illustrative example in recent weeks, in the form of an ongoing debate on the nature of sovereign debt burdens and the implications of Ricardian equivalence for fiscal policy.
When Swedish rock consumers want songs that really speak to them, they turn to a band that sings in Swedish, one that just happens to be the most popular rock band the country has ever had (provided that Abba is set aside as a pop band).
The ups and downs of her career ever since have provided drama that matches the dynamics of her big, untamed voice.
But it should have provided an ever stronger universal privacy control for opting out of search, not a slew of weaker ones.
In recent years, whole-genome and whole-exome sequencing studies have provided an ever-expanding survey of somatic aberrations in cancers [152 156].
The course, at the Houston campus of Everest College, has provided him with a chance to make ends meet — and to make a clean break with his résumé.
Jenkins told me that the Everest campus had provided a tutor who has been working with Tom: "When we find a student is having difficulty with his or her course load, we provide that student with tutoring and carefully monitor that student's progress.
