Sentence examples for had ever turned from inspiring English sources
In melanoma, in particular, no drug that looked promising in early trials had ever turned out to prolong lives.
Mr. Kator denied that he had ever turned down a request to see documents.
Yet until the recent publication of Marina Picasso's "Picasso: My Grandfather" (Riverhead), none of his descendants had ever turned against his memory.
He said the Scottish prison service rules on compassionate release for terminally ill prisoners were clear, and no previous Scottish justice minister had ever turned a request down.
"He said no woman had ever turned him down, and if I refused to be his girlfriend, he would kill me and my family.
Some 14,000 guests each year pay $25 to see where their legislators would have lived if the Cold War had ever turned hot.
Neither firm has ever turned a profit.
Yet apart from Pasternak, who was bullied by his government, no poet has ever turned down the poisoned chalice.
Not a scrap of compelling evidence supporting the legend has ever turned up.
No one has ever turned to Paris fashion week in search of a clear feminist message.
Land disputes are common in Mexico, but few have ever turned so violent.
