Sentence examples for had ever contemplated from inspiring English sources

This time, it was something that few, if any, had ever contemplated.

When I asked Yu if he had ever contemplated breast-enlargement, like Song Gang in "Brothers," he and his wife laughed.

"And it wasn't anything that I had ever contemplated writing so I went away and had a think about it, and I said to David, 'I can think of the person.' Because I had this idea for somebody who's my age, but had got pregnant young, and it had affected the journey their life had taken".

By the summer of 1970, the time had come as Nelson sketched out and explained the first cladograms that I had ever contemplated seriously.

And they are unlikely to have ever contemplated joining a union.

Despite their untogetherness, they continued living together in a way recognizable to anyone who has ever contemplated divorce.

Kola Real might be tiny by comparison, but the challenge ahead of it is as big as anything the giant car manufacturer has ever contemplated.

His plight is a gorgeous fable, lump-in-the-throat stuff, and it resonates with anyone who has ever contemplated mortality.

All of these factors mean that many people who probably wouldn't have ever contemplated swimming such a long distance are signing up to challenge themselves.

"Enron became overleveraged," Kenneth L. Lay, Enron's chairman and chief executive, said this week, adding that things went wrong in ways that "I could not have ever contemplated".

Nor would we have ever contemplated reneging on our "lock up" agreement, which prevented a further sale for six months, and threaten the credibility of any future IPOs by the Government.