Sentence examples for is ever fulfilled from inspiring English sources

Of course, no quest is ever fulfilled in the way one imagines, and that is true of the search for the blue bear too.

But I don't think that promise was ever fulfilled.

"The thing with Victor is he's always had that word potential above his head and I don't think he's ever fulfilled it because he's always been injured, so he's had a small run of games, scored a few goals and then dropped out again," said Pulis of the 26-year-old.

If the promise of minimum-wage and overtime protections for home care workers is ever to be fulfilled, President Obama will have to take the lead.

If the promise of minimum-wage and overtime protections for home care workers is ever to be fulfilled, Mr. Obama himself will have to push the new rules over the finish line.

Updated at 1.56pm BST 1.50pm BST Bashar al-Assad may be asking himself what has changed as he studies the EU's arms embargo announcement, writes Simon Tisdall: What has changed is that the two-year civil war is ever closer to fulfilling predictions that it will spill into neighbouring countries, principally Lebanon, Iraq, Jordan and Turkey, and spark a regional sectarian conflagration.

When I asked her if the alterations are ever artistically fulfilling, she explained that the dresses are all under copyright; there's not much you can do to add flair.

If the CNTs are ever to fulfill their promise as an engineering material, commercial production will be required.

The most intriguing feature about rough diamonds, however, is that no two are ever alike, fulfilling another engagement ring trend of more unique, one-of-a-kind pieces.

"History has shown that the masses have been quite receptive to the promises of authoritarians which are rarely if ever fulfilled".

The entire system was primarily designed to ensure deliveries of produce at low prices, and the planners and administrators concentrated on procurements, while production plans were seldom, if ever, fulfilled.