Sentence examples for evergreen said from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brunson of Evergreen said that he "would go to a fourth day of hoot in a minute if the volumes justified it".

Michael McCarthy, a spokesman for Evergreen, said the company had already met 80 percent of the grant's job creation target by employing up to 800 factory workers since 2008 and should owe little money to the state.

Andrew Ketterer, a lawyer for Evergreen, said he did not know if the company would appeal the fine, which he suggested might be more expensive to challenge than to pay.

Mark Rubenstein, human resources director at Evergreen, said he persuaded his doctor to switch his own cholesterol treatment from Zocor to Lipitor, a preferred brand, rather than pay half the $117 monthly cost of Zocor.

Michael Little Boy Jr., 30, of the village of Evergreen, said he had initially been tempted by gang life, but with rituals and purifying sweat lodges, "I was able to turn myself around".

Would it be evergreen in a protected garden in Queens? A. "That depends on what you mean by evergreen," said Leonard Paul, the fern gardener at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, adding that while this plant does not lose its leaves, "it looks kind of ratty in winter".

Mr. Stinson, who lives high atop a piney hill overlooking Interstate 70 here in Evergreen, says he is not nostalgic about his seemingly forlorn gas stations and drive-ins.

The vehicle is evergreen, says Veradittakit, meaning it has an indefinite fund life that lets investors come and go.

"[Assessing] DEHP again shows that the CERHR process is evergreen," says Paul Foster, deputy director of the NTP-CERHR.

The franchise remains fragile in Evergreen, Mr. Gray said.

A lawyer for Evergreen, James H. Anderson, said the ruling was justified.