Sentence examples for possibly always from inspiring English sources

"My place in society," Tennessee remembers, "then and possibly always since then, has been in Bohemia".

These are subjects on which the country is divided and possibly always will be.

Only by doing this will Christina Aguilera fulfill her burning ambition and become the professional burlesque dancer that her daddy possibly always wanted her to be.

Serena, who made her professional debut in 1995, is – and possibly always will be – the only player, male or female, to win 10 singles slam titles in different decades.

But then it occurred to me that perhaps this affable and entertaining gentleman was the person my father was always meant to be, or had possibly always been, albeit only with others.

alloys is possibly always trigonal and is never an ideal hexagonal structure.

Possibly – so always make sure you're talking to a real doctor and not someone from a porn site.

But while Woakes has been, and possibly may always be, a worthy player to fill a spot until someone more potent emerges – a sort of English Andy Bichel – Ball really does look to be a part of the future of England pace bowling.

As good news, we show that for the commonly-used fragment of CTL (universal, possibly, and always possibly properties), current model-checking tools do work correctly, or can be easily adjusted to work correctly, with respect to both closed and open systems.

For instance, given that participants are instructed to find the target and that the trial ends when they report its orientation, it is likely that the last fixation registered in each trial will usually (although possibly not always) be directed towards the target.

How on earth could I ever give a coherent description of the writing process as I experience it; how could I ever possibly describe what always was and remains so utterly mysterious to me?! There, I feel better.