Sentence examples for ever locating from inspiring English sources
His wife, Maureen, gets his tea on the table at the appointed hour, jogs forlornly to combat the gravity that assails her breasts and thighs, dresses up to watch Dallas, and has long since given up hope of her husband ever locating her clitoris.
What had been occurring for some time is that there were firms in the marketplace that were shorting stock without any intention of ever locating the stock.
Evidently no kin were ever located; Clarence was buried in the potter's field.
No brain scan has ever located the ego, super-ego or id.
Who could ever locate a single person in such a crowd?
There is a fine line — perhaps too fine or jagged to ever locate with total certainty — between appreciating an artist's emotional bravery and rubbernecking at his pain.
I doubt he'll ever locate his inner statesman — in which case the world's irritation and futile Palestinian unilateralism will harden.
Yet, despite efforts that the Obama Administration described on Thursday as extensive, no SEALs ever located or attempted to rescue Weinstein, who was seventy-three years old when he died.
Meanwhile, back on our home planet earth, plans were brewing to build the most powerful accelerator ever located on a university campus: a 75,000-square-foot research facility with coexisting laboratories and hazardous industrial facilities, commissioned by the National Science Foundation NSFF).
Say what you will about Google Maps and it being free, but it hardly ever locates me correctly.
As soon as the clock arrived and was set up, it began keeping time more accurately than any timepiece before ever located on the North American continent.
