Sentence examples for never applies from inspiring English sources

Peggy never applies heat to food (she buys the Friday dinner and pretends to cook it); and, as a performer, Rashad never gets to cook, either, because the play explains everything that it should be showing.

Corbett's performance will bring to mind dialect-driven novels like Ross Raisin's God's Own Country and Peter Carey's True History of the Kelly Gang, but unlike those books, it never applies the jump leads of plot to keep the narrative action turning; he allows a pretty languorous pace as we saunter the streets with Anthony and Arthur.

The virus itself would have been extremely unlikely to escape Britain to infect the rest of the world because of the movie's convenient fiction (which never applies in the real world of infectious diseases): everyone who is infected gets sick -- quickly and dramatically -- so none of the infected could have carried the virus off the island.

NAT never applies to packets moving between the external network and the trihomed DMZ segment.

It never applies to the victims of that vitriol.

But somehow that market principle never applies to public schools.

Wilco never applied noise indiscriminately.

Never apply adhesive directly to a photo.

The assistants never applied for other jobs.

In the end, I never applied.

The niceties of battle never applied here.