Sentence examples for ever varying from inspiring English sources

And such as they are, such my present tale is, A nondescript and ever varying rhyme, A versified aurora borealis, Which flashes o'er a waste and icy clime.

As the Oxford Journal put it: "For the moment an event in our domestic politics eclipses in national interest the ever varying phases of the struggle in Italy". The Ipswich Journal reported passionate speeches in the House of Commons: "Their policy tended to ruin the people of England, and when they were turned out of office men slept more quietly in their beds.

Chemical mixtures are ever varying with respect to constituents and to concentrations of those constituents.

Many bats travel long distances for food, especially fruit-eating species who respond to ever varying supply of food and who must compete with birds and other animals.

With 11 months until Scotland next play a competitive fixture, it would be a surprise if a wind of change doesn't blow through a squad which has only ever known varying levels of international pain.

Perhaps the only way to render Tolstoy's variable voice is to continue producing ever-varying translations.

In doing so, living systems incessantly adapt to ever-varying environments.

Dr. Todorov and his coworkers have modeled different motions and determined that the best approach is the wobbly, ever-varying one.

These topics and the constant and ever-varying wants of an active and enterprising population may well receive the attention and the patriotic endeavor of all who make and execute the Federal law.

Now that Social Security and Medicare are being eyed for cutbacks and 401 k)'s produce ever-varying lump sums, the retirement planning process requires a more sophisticated strategy.

The models available to him included his father, a swashbuckling veteran of the American Civil War who made a habit of infidelity and eventually left his wife for good in 1901, when Lewis was 18; and Augustus John, his celebrated predecessor at the Slade, whom he sought assiduously to emulate, and whose ever-varying seraglio became an object of fascination.