Sentence examples for ever laid down from inspiring English sources
Sadly, the only one of her films that's available here on DVD is "Nathalie Granger," an excellent film that is, however, not as extraordinary or as absolute as her 1977 film, "The Truck," which is one of the most awesome challenges a filmmaker ever laid down to her era, to her medium itself.
For example, one might think that everything ever laid down by the pen of Mark Twain (S.L. Clemens, d. 1910) would be in the public domain by now.
Neither ship was ever laid down.
No plans were ever laid down, however.
None of the ships were ever laid down and all of them were cancelled before the end of 1945.
According to music journalist Jeff Apter, the song "Knock Me Down" was "clearly the most important track the band had ever laid down; it proved that these Peppers were more than knuckleheads with socks hanging off their cocks".
Just as developing countries are adopting cell phones without ever laying down landlines, they are deploying clean energy instead of fossil fuels.
No preconditions as to the selection of the touring party have ever been laid down by the South African Cricket Association.
As ever, Trump has laid down his gauntlet by tweet.
Money talks, of course, and ever since Tolkien laid down the basic three-part formula, his vision has gradually expanded into the multi-volume moneyspinners of today.
Ardent Europhiles might indeed complain that the objective of an "ever closer union", laid down in the Maastricht Treaty, does not appear in the draft.Nevertheless, the sceptics' fears about the draft's federalist tendencies are legitimate.
