Sentence examples for never be switched from inspiring English sources

Solidere's business plan was predicated on an eternal continuation the city's long-cherished role as the playground of the Middle East, wallowing in the gushing fountain of Saudi money as if it would never be switched off.

Police officials said that even though the cameras had never been switched on, the initiative had damaged trust and caused anger in the community.

More than 200 cameras were removed in late 2010 after never being switched on, following protests from local people and criticism from an independent investigation.

The more we build, the more our cities are emptied, producing dead swathes of zombie town where the lights might never even be switched on.

It's like a never-ending transmission that can't be switched off.

In particular, it is never possible to switch a majority (or minority) of a synergic group with a corresponding set of cells in the other group – because groups comprise just 2 cells (and since only 1 cell can be switched it is always 50% of a group).

Without that, all those lights and taps might never have been switched on.

We suspected that the ALT elevation in these two patients was gemcitabine-related toxicity because it was never reproduced after their treatment was switched over to chemoradiotherapy using 5-FU.

"This spring, as never before in modern times, London is switched on," declared Time magazine in April 1966.

A total of 14,151 patients (50.7 % males; mean age 59 ± 12 years) were evaluated, of whom 37.9%% were never treated with fimasartan, 53.5 % were switched to fimasartan, and 8.5 % had fimasartan added to their treatment.

"Maybe it's switched off?" "No, it's never switched off, that's what's so strange...."...