Sentence examples for paragraphs ever set from inspiring English sources
En garde!" Along with Trump and Clinton on lying (Trump: " 'Is it so very odd, to abstain from lying?'Veryry!' answered Clinton, dryly")., "The Odd Trump" contains what may be the most Victorian paragraphs ever set to paper: Clinton?
Nothing is ever set in stone.
WERE my sights ever set low.
No one ever sets out to fail.
— Eric Asimov The New York Times: Dwight Garner's review of an economist's anti-foodie tract: one of the great opening paragraphs ever.
Nothing can ever be set in aspic.
Sources say with the combined legal costs, the defamatory paragraph is set to cost News Corp close to $1m.
The results are presented in detail in paragraph A, set out below.
Your opening paragraph will set the tone for the rest of the essay.
The second paragraph set aside $300,000 for a mausoleum which was to have this inscription on it.
This girl paid this schmuck $500 to paparazz her, then wrote about it in that obnoxious college-journalism style where you let the first paragraph "set the scene".
