Sentence examples for it ever appears from inspiring English sources

It is not clear that it matters much whether it ever appears in physical form.

The cost is estimated at between £12m and £15m, and whether it ever appears remains to be seen.

The free press in Britain is distinguished by some of the more oppressive libel laws in the world, laws that regularly bury important reportage about crime and malpractice before it ever appears.

However, Michael – and his little pal Jason – can pry my 10-inch MacTablet out of my cold, dead hands when/if it ever appears.

Frantically, Jones scanned The Tribune for some hint of what had so upset his partner, and found amid the news of the city a brief item announcing the imminent birth of a new newspaper, to be called the New-York Daily Times; Greeley claimed, with an audible licking of his chops, that he looked forward to perusing its pages, in the unlikely event that it ever appeared.

Nor did it ever appear stuffy or old-fashioned.

The move by the Trump administration will most certainly strengthen the hardliners' hands not only among the Palestinians but throughout the region as the prospect for a feasible political settlement now appears far more remote, if it ever appeared likely.

It was written in 1953 but only published in America after his father, furious about such thinly veiled pen portraits of himself and his family, declared he would sue if it ever appeared in this country.

Did it ever appear to you that maybe they understood that, when they made the recommendation to you, that they were trying to adhere to what they thought you wanted?

While the maglia nera (black shirt) had been worn by Italy's victorious team of students in Berlin this was the only time it ever appeared in a full international.

When we made Jack and Jeremy's Real Lives [for Channel 4 in 1996] it was a chaotic, hectic time – I would be laughing so much when we were writing it, and then he was always able to make something funnier than it ever appeared on paper.