Sentence examples for has ever worked out from inspiring English sources
You might also consult with current and retired colleagues to see if anyone has ever worked out a similar deal.
More than that, Locke at times seems to appeal to innate ideas in the Second Treatise (2.11), and in The Reasonableness of Christianity (Works 7 139) he admits that no one has ever worked out all of natural law from reason alone.
She was so emotionally disturbed half the time that I don't think things could've ever worked out for us anyway, and we were on a codependent cruise to bad news regardless of Johnny Law nabbing us.
Then we finished with four minutes of plain air squats 20 seconds of going up and down like you're peeing, followed by ten seconds of rest, eight times over which maybe doesn't sound too crazy but was almost certainly the hardest I've ever worked out in my life.
"I don't think we've ever worked out the consequences of three dry winters in a row," Professor McDonald said.
I was wondering if any bored cricket statistician had ever worked out the average score at the fall of each wicket for all test matches, or perhaps just the last 10 years.
Does it surprise him that no one has ever worked it out?
I was working on one of the biggest projects I had ever worked on at the time, freaking out, and she came into my room and asked if i was OK.
And every few presidents, I dropped a few pounds by cutting out alcohol, the only method that has ever worked.
Playing an iPod at a cafe or a bar has its disadvantages, namely that the staff gets tired of listening to the same music day in and day out (anyone who has ever worked in a store knows how hellish this can be around Christmas-time) and that customer requests are never heard.
