Sentence examples for had ever sustained from inspiring English sources

A willing straight man asked Miller if he had ever sustained a concussion.

Crennel said he did not know whether Belcher, a linebacker, had ever sustained a concussion.

Crosby has said that this is the first concussion he had ever sustained, and that it may have been exacerbated by returning to play too soon.

While the teachers and administrators interviewed for this article agreed that the dangers were real, they all said that no child had ever sustained serious injuries in their classes.

Since the X Games began in 1995 and brought these sports to the mainstream, no top professional action-sports athlete in BMX freestyle, skateboarding or freestyle motocross had ever sustained such a serious injury in competition.

Few have ever sustained the balance for long.

What's the worst injury you've ever sustained in your line of work?

That would amount to the largest loss the art world and its insurers have ever sustained.

Fun Fact from Chef Tony: As far as can be determined, nobody has ever sustained a permanent injury from a smell.

No composer of musicals has ever sustained as many strata of emotions in a single number (or a single phrase) as Mr. Sondheim does.

"No economy (as far as we are aware) has ever sustained this unemployment rate and maintained a peg to a fixed exchange rate," Mr. Robertson wrote in a report.