Sentence examples for resume ever from inspiring English sources

My first resume took weeks of fine-tuning to complete, and when I finally mailed out 300 copies of what I was positive was the best resume ever written, it felt like a huge load had been lifted from me.

"The accused can never, ever resume his career.

No one knows when the school will open again, or if teaching will ever resume.

In August a panel of psychiatrists confirmed that finding, raising doubts as to whether the retrial would ever resume.

He was at pains to assure them that he, not Hamas, would still do the negotiating with Israel if, that is, negotiations ever resume.

There could also be diplomatic repercussions if peace talks ever resume, since sovereignty over the holy site is the most explosive issue.

"Delusional" is how one senior American official describes Mr Kim's demand to be accepted as a nuclear power; South Korea and Japan concur.Meanwhile the fear is that Mr Kim will resume (if he ever stopped) helping others with their nuclear work.

Locals were visible (though much in the minority): the ladies wearing Versace sunglasses over their veils, the men in long white dishdasha, ready for desert life, Allah forbid that it should ever resume.

- When writing your CV or resume, do you ever wonder why this document is such a key piece of the job search?

"No desire to resume trading will ever take precedence over the desire to find every possible human who is buried in that mess who still lives," said Richard Grasso Richard Grasso, the chairman of the New York Stock Exchange.

4. Left Hanging If the Mayans are right about tomorrow (the end of the world), here are the Top 5 sports answers we'll never get. 1. Alabama or Notre Dame? 2. Are the Knicks for real? 3. Will the NHL ever resume?