Sentence examples for ever protected from inspiring English sources

"Nobody ever protected me before".

Shami Chakrabarti, director of the human rights group Liberty, said: "Liberty welcomes the end of the infamous section 44 stop and search power that criminalised and alienated more people than it ever protected.

The marine preserves, which include the Mariana Trench, the Rose Atoll in American Samoa, and several islands in the central Pacific, spans 505,000 square kilometers--about the size of Spain--making it the largest area ever protected in one swoop.

A privileged kid with a video camera, ever protected in his perfect little environment.

The south-east, north-east, and north-west approaches are naturally defended by steep sea cliffs, and were only ever protected by relatively small defensive walls.

The last sexual intercourse with the respondent's wife was hardly ever protected (2%).

"The government is not able to protect their own strongholds and buildings," he said, asking how they could ever protect NATO convoys, especially if there were more unemployed, disaffected people who could be recruited by the Taliban.

Dad is for ever framed in mid-action, I'm for ever protecting the wicket, and Neil is never going to stop a through ball unless he crouches a little.

Mr. Zaman is indeed legal, but no license from the city could ever protect him from the realities of its streets, where nothing is static and every inch is the foundation of someone else's American dream.

Nor is it yet clear if the force will ever protect other towns and areas in Afghanistan, where many Afghans live in a lawless no man's land largely cut off from international aid.

The SNP politician said her party would "always protect free education because it is one of the most important things any government can ever protect".