Sentence examples for never a continuation from inspiring English sources

After the election, there was never a continuation of the program.

The future is never a continuation of the present, though, and something will come along — a new idea, a maverick coach or system, a rule change — and things will look different.

"Even though he never defends it, even though he never admits it, there has been a continuation of a very important service, which is the first obligation of our national government is to keep us safe".

Since Ken, Boris has sold London as never before, but his policies are largely a continuation.

It was to be a continuation of the Richview Expressway, which was ultimately never built, continuing from Toronto to Hamilton.

So many young able-bodied American males have lobbied for a continuation of the Iraq conflict yet never had the guts to go anywhere near it.

The Hurricanes represent a continuation, albeit in a form Theodor Herzl never could have predicted, of the Zionist ethos.

(Because Congress never passed the 2013 budget and the government is operating on a continuation of last year's budget, actual spending on ITER this year is roughly $120 million).

After Fleming's death, Jenkins was commissioned by Bond publishers Glidrose Productions to write a continuation Bond novel, Per Fine Ounce, but it was never published.

It's a continuation of what we do on the field of battle: we never leave a man behind.

"That means a continuation of the occupation".