Sentence examples for ever producing from inspiring English sources

Four unfinished projects, including the two Satsop reactors, were mothballed by 1983 without ever producing a volt of power.

The story is made to be read literally, though, increasingly, of materials that indicate the fantastic, without ever producing an overtly fantastic or impossible realm.

I don't remember anyone ever producing a fabricated tale of Mr Hague and a sexy assistant in tight jeans for my entertainment, though one's appetite for such gossip is strong.

In its first few decades the computer/internet revolution re-engineered business processes, enabling companies to interact with each other and customers in more ways at lower cost than ever, producing measurable, bankable results.

After retirement in 1999 Rupert worked as hard as ever, producing an exhaustively researched and pioneering volume on the financing of American higher education, Aiding Students, Buying Students: Financial Aid in America (2005).

"The worst ever" was a recurrent standby of art-world conservatives, until they more or less gave up on the show after the notorious political-identity-mongering edition of 1993, which, come to think of it, really may have been the worst ever, producing a memorable spike in the fever chart of the art culture.

(No movie version was ever produced).

Neither could ever produce enough.

None were ever produced professionally.

Had G. G. ever produced any scholarship?

Has America ever produced a better songwriter?