Sentence examples similar to ever purpose from inspiring English sources

And in providing the country's 60-year-old symphony orchestra with its first ever purpose-built home, it encapsulates the recent re-energising of Iceland's cultural scene.The hall is touted as a work of art in itself: the "largest glass sculpture in the world", says Olafur Eliasson, the Icelandic-Danish artist who designed its outer shell.

A city that, if finished, would in terms of population be the world's biggest-ever purpose-built capital.

Some of the chemicals that gardeners use in compression sprayers are HIGHLY TOXIC, so never ever re-purpose a used one, unless you are positive it has held only water!

Among its varied, ever increasing purposes, the Alliance fosters a sense of community among theaters, in Ms. Aden's words.

This is a relatively new official day to celebrate the achievements of women in Stem subjects (science, technology, engineering and maths), and especially computer science: Lovelace worked with Charles Babbage to create and program the first ever general-purpose computer.

June 2011 saw the official launch of the first ever multi-purpose playing facilities at the school, which formed part of the support to the school.

Had King's purpose ever been to ingratiate himself?

Having led that life herself, I wonder if she ever doubted its purpose?

She has not spoken publicly since her sentencing, in 1984, or ever explained what purpose she thought the robbery would serve.

It was transferred to the US Department of Defense in 2004 and has been the subject of rumours about its true purpose ever since.

The ever more pressing purpose would be to improve the delivery of quality services to people who are too often banished to the margins of the health care system.