Sentence examples for taking place ever from inspiring English sources

The clean-up has been taking place ever since they collapsed on 5 March last year, but work was paused over Christmas.

Either way, the mass resignation of Turkey's military leadership on July 29th captured the dramatic shift in power that has been taking place ever since the conservative Justice and Development (AK) party took office nine years ago.

No Russian politician or lawyer could recall anything like this taking place ever before.Few doubt that instructions to release Mr Navalny temporarily from police custody came from the Kremlin just as the instructions to put him in jail earlier.

The clean-up at Christie Miller Road, Salisbury, has been taking place ever since they collapsed on 4 March.

Rosen, a Democratic strategist and HuffPost blogger, told CNN on Wednesday that Ann Romney has "actually never worked a day in her life" on air during a discussion of the so-called war on women, and a media firestorm has been taking place ever since.

The relentless bickering which has taken place ever since has left a bitter taste in the mouths of many, and has badly injured the party's brand.

"I think this is the biggest advancement in personalized handgun policy to have taken place ever," said Stephen Teret, a public health expert at Johns Hopkins University who has been researching and advocating for the technology since the early 1990s.

This assertion of power has taken place ever since, all the way to the present day (witness the Taliban's destruction of the ancient Buddhas when they wrested control of Afghanistan).

The biennial event, which was due to be staged in London next summer, has been running since 1903 and has taken place ever since, apart from during the two world wars.

"I cannot imagine that something like that took place ever again," added Leśnodorski.

I think if people are [upset] because I spent money on a photo shoot, then they should be upset about every single photo shoot that takes place ever.