Sentence examples for should there ever be from inspiring English sources
The islanders are British, after all – happy to tolerate a wide range of attitudes, should there ever be one.
And the Missouri legislature had committed itself to establishing a law school at Lincoln someday, should there ever be enough demand.
When earlier I asked who he'd approach to speak on his behalf, should there ever be an Everyman-style reckoning, I expected Ejiofor to say his mother.
For now, signs posted throughout the foundation warn that the works could be upsetting to some viewers (should there ever be any).
Her cousin Hugo, a Catholic, who lives near Lisbon, would, should there ever be a call for a monarchy in Ulster, be invited to return as king.
But should there ever be an occasion to re-create this epic drive, I wouldn't hesitate to pack this 2-plus-2 with four adults.
There are simply more sacred laws to obey than the laws of society, and a just government should there ever be such a thing, he adds could not be in conflict with the conscience of the ethically upright individual.
Both, although one should be cautious about assuming that there ever was a golden age of political predictability.
Indeed, the IRS's efforts to question whether various local chapters of the Tea Party--clearly a primarily "political-purpose" organization if there ever was one--should retain their 501(c)(4) tax-exempt status was what led to the so-called Lois Lerner "scandal" just before the 2014 midterm elections.
If there ever was any complacency, I should be fired".
