Sentence examples for were ever finished from inspiring English sources

As costs spiraled out of control, only 20 of the 70 rooms that Ludwig planned were ever finished.

As he ex-wife said: "Nothing was ever finished.

That's if it's ever finished at all.

"Nothing was ever finished," Irwin Mann, a mathematician, told her. "It was terribly sloppy.

Bellatin believes that no literary work can be ever finished — all versions of a novel are equally valid, each reflecting the moment in which they were created.

They are instead based on the assumption that no story is ever finished — and present themselves as a chunk of life, not as complete and rounded histories.

If it is ever finished, it will cost hundreds of millions of dollars and only slightly increase the supply of electricity.

Another, Sky City, an ambitious project in the interior city of Changsha, would leapfrog it to become the tallest in the world if it is ever finished.

The Nicaragua Canal is expected to take five years to complete and cost fifty billion dollars; when finished (if it is ever finished), the hundred-and-seventy-two-mile canal will bisect Nicaragua from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean.

When all of that is finished — if all of that is ever finished — an expected 13 billion gallons of water will irrigate more than 300 square miles of newly created farmland.

On the one hand, nothing is ever finished, everything is temporary and the new quickly becomes outdated.