Sentence examples for was ever achieved from inspiring English sources

And so I learned what Emerson said: "Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm".

This is incomparably the greatest victory that was ever achieved by the Christian soldiers of the United States.

As am I. "Nothing great," Ralph Waldo Emerson said, "was ever achieved without enthusiasm". A big part of our enthusiasm stems from how evolving technology allows us to do the things we aspire to do much more effectively and efficiently.

His performance in the 1938 Tour de France is the stuff of legend and he finished the race as the king of the mountains as well as the yellow jersey, the first time the feat was ever achieved.

At the same time, he is pushing a more radical agenda in welfare and some of the public services than was ever achieved by the old heroine of the right.

But nothing worth achieving was ever achieved overnight.

In a blogpost last year, Dawes explained the importance of using failure to drive innovation: "Nothing is ever achieved successfully on its first attempt so any attempt to try or learn anything new will involve some failures along the way.

The successful missions notch the firm's current launch count for 2017 up to nine the most it's ever achieved in a calendar year, and we're still only six months in.

It's currently undergoing upgrades in both energy and luminosity, which will enable even greater numbers of collisions at slightly higher energies than it's ever achieved.

At a private gathering in Jerusalem yesterday, Israeli academics proposed a plan for divvying up antiquities and control of religious sites between Israel and Palestine when--and if--peace is ever achieved.

Nothing constructive is ever achieved, no conclusion ever reached, no conversation ever finished.