Sentence examples for he never attained from inspiring English sources

He never attained national renown like Costas.

Weeks after the siege, in its propaganda magazine Dabiq, Isis gave Monis in death what he never attained in life.

"I'm Set Free" is all about liberation and possibility, which is why it's doubly frustrating that he never attained liftoff.

This is undoubtedly an exaggeration: what is meant is that he never attained the skill in calligraphy that was expected of a ruler in the 5th and 6th centuries.

He never attained star status but created a gallery of sparky characters, including minor villains, servicemen, reporters and tradesmen enriched by an ever-present cheeky smile and an authentic cockney accent.

July 28 , 1923Tochigi, Japan September 15 , 1995Tokyo, Japan Michio Watanabe, (born July 28 , 1923 Tochigi prefecture, Japan died Sept. 15, 1995, Tokyo, Japan) Japanese politician who, had a long career as an influential Liberal Democratic politician, though he never attained the prime ministership, the office he especially aspired to and made three attempts to win.

Walker was not elected associate of the RA until 1940; she never attained full membership.

Typically her exhibitions sold out in minutes – even latterly, after she had raised her prices – but she never attained the national reputation that her work merits.

While emissions also grew in Austria during this period, they never attained even half of the Czechoslovak peak value.

Though Mr Khamenei wields supreme executive power, several senior clerics have always doubted his fitness for the post of supreme leader to which he was appointed in 1989, as he had never attained the status of grand ayatollah.

Napoleon's ideal, which he himself never attained, was a supply train of only 500 wagons in an army of 40,000; with a corps of 7,000 cavalry, this would amount to about 10,000 animals exclusive of remounts and spare draft animals.