Sentence examples for only ever made it from inspiring English sources

Actually Cook only ever made it to Vatoa, one of the other Lau Islands, further south.

343 haven't looked to rock the boat and in doing so have only ever made it possible to create an experience we've played through before.

The dichotomy between Pearl Jam and Nirvana was in place in 1992, as Nevermind snagged the top spot on the Billboard charts, whereas Ten only ever made it to number two.

I'd only ever made it as far as Devon before and even then my memories of that county predominately take the shape of things I half saw on childhood holidays spent lying on the backseats of cars, gripped by a youth-long abject fear of the possibility of rain.

"I think what they have done is amazing," said Bentley, who was in Madrid recently to see the play based on a book whose explicit subject matter – centred on her experiences with anal sex – meant she once quipped it would only ever make it on to the most 'off' of stages.

Ensuring your venue feels welcoming and friendly for everyone can only ever make it a better place to party.

Microsoft has only ever made its own source code available to a handful of close allies.

He told me one that he said only ever made him and Marta laugh.

Arduous work: For every 100 sketches and prototypes produced by his group, only 7 ever made it into final production.

(He was so good, the Good John McCain. Always wandering around New Hampshire talking about campaign finance reform. The only person who ever made it interesting. Whatever happened to him?) In January, the Roberts court, in a burst of creative overreaching, ruled 5 to 4 that corporations have the same free speech rights as people and knocked out Good John McCain's law.

And that the only reason he ever made it in coaching wasn't because he had the best players, but because he got tough players.