Sentence examples for had ever supplied from inspiring English sources
Ten years ago, as Washington bureau chief of The New York Times, after sending out the most stories Washington had ever supplied for the next day's news report, I remember driving home about 3 a.m. on Sept. 12.
The trouble is, no past war has ever supplied compelling proof of that claim.
Because of the extremely rough seas the most difficult that the 532nd EBSR had ever encountered most supply missions were by night when tidal conditions were most favourable.
With the temperature reaching 103 degrees in Central Park at 3 11 p.m., breaking the former record high of 101 degrees for the day set in 1999, Con Edison officials braced for the greatest demand for power they had ever had to supply.
After the slaughter of more than 2,000 head in three provinces, animal health experts studying the situation said they had found no evidence that the disease had ever entered the food supply or exports.
Q: Another person [almosteric] asked if you had ever tried posing as a supply teacher and going into a failing school to experience teaching at the sharp end.
Among who had ever married, 64.7% had children, however, 60% of these children never supplied any support to their father due to residing outside of Taiwan.
The only semblance of equilibrium we have ever neared in housing supply and demand was after the war, and that was thanks to the biggest public investment in housing we have ever seen.
Not that they have ever been in short supply; for anyone who craves these works (and let's face it, they remain eminently craveable despite their familiarity), the Philharmonic's cycles have been augmented by individual symphony and concerto performances by visiting orchestras.
No UK water company has ever experienced loss of supply on such a large scale before [ 15].
