Sentence examples for grant never from inspiring English sources
Grant never got star-stuck on himself; he never seemed to be saying, Look at me.
Grant never used to sound wildly keen on babies – "I don't mind them for about four minutes," he once said, "that's my max.
Grant never rolled his eyes or barked his displeasure, though after a run of about six in a row on the subject of V.C.U., he did laugh and say, "I'm the coach at Alabama".
Grant never intended to write his memoirs, but in 1884, swindled by his financial partner, broke, and with a death sentence of throat cancer hanging over him, he set out to earn enough money to provide for his future widow.
Grant never quite created another character — not even in the limited sense that screen stars sometimes do, using their own bodies and personalities as the base for imaginative creations.
So there are lines like this: "We can never take that freedom for granted — never".
The mid-century political settlement between government and markets that Eisenhower took for granted never really had a name.
She's always at the dance's center, but she takes her male partners for granted, never looking at them once.
Corbyn never got a proper answer to his very reasonable question about why the Tory plan to abolish student maintenance grants never appeared in the party manifesto.
But there is a complicating factor here that many students will not be aware of: since research council grants never cover the full costs of research, income from tuition fees is often used to subsidise this activity.
