Sentence examples for possibilities ever from inspiring English sources

It has been floating out there in the ether of diplomatic possibilities ever since.

It seems to have arrived out of nowhere, and no one has run with its possibilities ever since.

The purchase of "Adele" tests the possibility — ever less to be sneezed at, these days — of rewriting art history with a checkbook.

IN 1973 a paper in the Journal of Geophysical Research asked, "Is the West Antarctic Ice Sheet Disintegrating?" Scientists have been fretting about the possibility ever since.

(If it's Tuesday, this must be Vumbura?) But we were strapped into our seats on the suddenly spacious-seeming Air Botswana jet to Johannesburg before that possibility ever arose.

London is a brilliant, flawed city where the possibilities are endless as long as you don't consider "living, alone and unbothered, in property you own" to be a possibility ever.

Thanks to the course changes, there are more bogey possibilities than ever over the last 11 holes at Augusta.

This proof of principle study, employing mouse DNA subcloned in a plasmid vector, established the basic methodology and prompted us to examine possibilities for ever more advanced utilization of the technology.

"Mostly…I think my parents made major decisions drunk to avoid the possibility of ever doing anything either frugal or boring, which, of all the possible sins, are the only two they consider truly dreadful".

When my dad died, I lost the possibility of ever making him proud.

The implication was obvious, the possibility percolating ever since the draw was announced.