Sentence examples for ever melted from inspiring English sources

One of its main goals is to probe whether the ice ever melted.

Analyzing the vapors will provide information on the minerals, and that will, in turn, provide clues about whether the ice ever melted and whether this region was habitable.

With the up-close analysis by the Phoenix Mars lander, scientists hope to determine, from tell-tale signs in the minerals, whether the ice had ever melted and whether the region was ever habitable for life.

"You certainly were a sexpot in your day," he concluded.21 [Difficult] was a little woman with a dollish face and basset-hound eyes, in whose mouth butter hardly ever melted.22 [Difficult] enjoyed love affairs with King Farouk of Egypt, the painters Felix Topolski and Michael Wishart.

But the Fifa World Cup™ Trophy especially can't compete with the mystical beauty of Coupe Jules Rimet – it was renamed after the competition's founder in 1946 – because, well, it's been tragically lost to us for ever, melted down by goons for coins.

The first robotic contact with water on Mars promises a score of chemical analyses in the next few months that could reveal whether this ice ever melted to liquid water that could have supported living organisms.

Did a political prospectus ever melt at such incredible speed?

Nothing ever melts or thaws at the pole, he said, so blowing snow accumulates relentlessly.

"The Reflections in the water were more beautiful than the sky itself, purple waves brighter than precious stones for ever melting away upon the sands.

Now, scientists will be able to tackle the main question they hope to answer: Did the ice ever melt and turn Mars into a habitable place?

But over time, they only ever melt into the water.