Sentence examples for ever retained from inspiring English sources

At the same time, both Ennis and Idowu know that no British athlete has ever retained a world championship title.

"There's a reason why no team has ever retained the Champions League – and that's because it's really difficult," Giggs said.

To beat Davis was shocking enough, but his 10-1 was was barely believable, as the Crucible Curse had struck again (no first-time world champion has ever retained his title since the move to Sheffield).

No modern swimmer had ever retained an Olympic breaststroke title prior to the 25-year-old's triumph in the 100m earlier this week and his commanding victory in the 200m has confirmed him as the best breaststroker of all time.

Abramovich is probably not interested in history, but no team has ever retained the European title two seasons in a row since the Champions League was formed two decades ago.

Mark Selby No first-time winner of the competition has ever retained their crown, but if anyone is capable of breaking the famous 'Crucible curse', then the Leicester man is.

Her pinhead won't ever retain a memory of what happened two years ago.

The cast is as sharp as ever, retaining all the chemistry of the original seasons.

How could it ever retain its old status when the best four teams in the country were required to play bigger, more glamorous, more lucrative games at the same time?

But in terms of ISIS being able to regenerate as a force that can take and seize territory as it could in 2014, I just don't think they'll ever retain that capability.

For Bolt, the first man to ever retain an Olympic 100m and 200m title, it strengthens his position as a legend of the sport.