Sentence examples for never came about from inspiring English sources
The microfilm collection never came about, but the job title stuck.
Many of those earlier visions, however, depended on changes to physical infrastructure that never came about, such as special roads embedded with magnets.
Furthermore, Brewster originally wrote the libretto in French, with an eye toward a Monte Carlo production, which never came about; Smyth later translated it into creaky English.
A promised live chat room never came about, information given to dot-com delegates was dated and generic, and online polls asked questions not related to the convention.
Alas, that encounter never came about, and the sonnet is destined to remain unexplained — like the highest art, in whose realm John Ashbery now resides.
"But not for him, this never comes about".
First off, a collegiate-based tournament would never come about since sports in Europe are club-based – another reason many European players head to the states, for that chance to combine basketball and education.
Today's science-fiction authors expect "that the fictions we're writing now will never come about," said Ian McDonald, whose novels "River of Gods" and "Brasyl" export familiar tropes of Western science fiction to developing nations like India.
"But don't get carried away with it because it might never come about".
"This seismic revolution will never come about with another pill, another procedure or another operation.
