Sentence examples for it ever left from inspiring English sources

He was making something, and it gave him pleasure, and it didn't matter if it ever left his apartment, or if he ever left his apartment.

What seems to make this initial voyage different is that the N61HF was digitally designed, tested, and even retested — all virtually — before it ever left the ground, using technologies associated with the digital thread.

Unlike the graffitists of the nineteen-seventies and eighties, whose elaborate works were the wallpaper of New York City subways, these writers knew their work was ephemeral and would be scrubbed off before it ever left the train yard.

So it was with some glee that Laurent Fabius, the French foreign minister, used the same metaphor to illustrate how France would welcome business fleeing Britain if it ever left the European Union.Such scorn for Mr Cameron's speech this week, calling for a renegotiation and referendum on Britain's EU membership, was predictable.

It would have made more sense to present Living Dolls not as a manifesto against the "return of sexism" (as if it ever left), but as what it really is: a wonderfully written, fantastically reported book on two specific aspects of the subject.

To no one's surprise, race is back at the center of American politics, but has it ever left?

Honestly, who cares how it works as long as it does its job if it ever leaves patentland.

"Homebody/Kabul," which Kushner began working on in 1997, continues the playwright's habit of taking on the world, but, paradoxically, it achieves its most powerful effects before it ever leaves home.

"The Bargello had no record in their files of it ever leaving Florence," said Gary Radke, a professor of fine art at Syracuse University and a guest curator at the High Museum for this show.

It is quite possibly the most serious problem the Fed could conceivably have.So why is the Fed so determined to find itself right back at the ZLB in future, assuming it ever leaves it in the first place?In the FOMC's most recent economic projections, the median expectation for the longer run level of the federal funds rate is 3.75%.

Forrester is cross about Jamal's intrusion, but gradually they warm to each other and the old hand (who still slaps out fiction by the ream, though none of it ever leaves his apartment) shares writerly insights, like never start sentences with "and" or "but".