Sentence examples for never was begun from inspiring English sources

He also jotted down a poem: "My days are phantom days, each one the shadow of a hope; / My real life never was begun, / Nor any of my real deeds done".

A fourth volume on geometry was begun but never completed (Russell 1959, 99).

Blount bought the engine and restoration was begun, but never completed.

The tragedy of Eliot's newfound happiness was that his health, never good, was beginning to fail.

"Shut up, Ma!" he never said, though he was beginning to suspect that he should.

Never mind that I, too, was beginning to question the easy loyalties of my youth.

The, designed in 1914 15, were begun but never finished.

Also dubious is Alejandro Cerrudo's "Never Was," which begins with a percussive Purcell piece.

"Women have been emancipated since the Soviet Union, but they have never been feminists; that movement is beginning now," she said.

Keys: ; Promoted ; Never been promoted/relegated (began in that division/group) ; Relegated The Championship division comprises the top sixteen hockey nations in the world.

Yet, in the disciplines of natural sciences, there never was any certainty to begin with.