Sentence examples for had ever approached from inspiring English sources

It denied that she or Omnia had ever approached Nasheed's team to offer their services.

For his part, Mr. DeMarco said that no one had ever approached him about buying the bogs.

Like everything he conducted, though, it was the precision and lucidity of his performances that were so revealing, and which illuminated a range of 20th-century music in a way that few conductors before him had ever approached.

Her private secretary, Sir Frederick Ponsonby, wrote in his journal: "Although I had seen many visits of this kind, nothing had ever approached the enthusiasm and even frenzy displayed by the people of Dublin".

But nothing he'd done on the big screen had ever approached the heights of artistic daring or popular appeal he'd reached as a stand-up comic.

He had to sell his share of the family farm to his sister to pay his legal bills, and was fired from his job driving a school bus in Newman Grove even though there was no evidence he had ever approached children sexually.

Rembrandt painted old age with a nobility and power that no other artist has ever approached.

"For a guy who certainly doesn't need to work for a living, he went about this as relentlessly and professionally as anybody has ever approached a deal".

Mitchell is modest to a fault - so modest that no journalist has ever approached him for anything more than a passing comment before.

"No people, or country's history has ever approached our blend of excess, miracle and legend," the aristocratic essayist Ventura García Calderón wrote in 1935.

"Six months ago, no one would have ever approached us unless they were asking for directions," he adds, while Harvey plays Pokémon Go, occasionally glancing up to check for obstacles.