Sentence examples for never before shared from inspiring English sources
Donald Sutherland, Justin Kirk, Julianna Margulies and Dennis O'Hare may have never before shared a stage.
They said the nuclear laboratories, bitter rivals for decades, have never before shared responsibility for designing a weapon.
To my knowledge, Donald Sutherland, Justin Kirk, Julianna Margulies and Denis O'Hare have never before shared a stage.
It is hardly surprising the Ukip leader Nigel Farage and the radical leftwing filmmaker Ken Loach have never before shared a political platform.
"We love each other very much and want to spend time with each other, and it seemed to make sense," said Mr. Hays, who has never before shared a place with a significant other.
When Fearless Leader proclaims that real and animated characters have never before shared the screen, another says, "What about that movie 'Roger Rabbit'?" "This is completely different," thunders the would-be ruler of the world, and you can't help agreeing.
It's increasingly rare to find a space where you can sit next to somebody you've never met before, sharing an experience that is live and in the same room.
Perhaps it was survivors guilt or my own need to be forgiven and keep others from coming back like me, but as I sat before those crowds I began to open up my heart in a way I had never done before, sharing everything; all the horrors and nightmares, all the things I had locked deep inside of me, and had for so long been afraid to say.
Data on cassava research has never before been shared to this extent, according to Chiedozie Egesi, assistant director and head of cassava breeding at the NRCRI.
Along the way, the residents also bonded as never before, through shared bottles of wine in the bleakest hours and long climbs up the 31 flights in the days after the attack, when the building was without electricity.
A new kind of republican citizen was displacing followers of theocracy, divine-right monarchy, aristocracy and mercantilism, quickening humanity's stride toward horizons radiant with promises never before held and shared as widely as in America.
