Sentence examples for which never appears from inspiring English sources

Inserting this stuff into novelistic situations produces passages like this one, describing a meeting of an outfit known as the Transnoctial Discussion Group (which never appears again in the book): "Time moves on but one axis," advised Dr. Blope, "past to future — the only turnings possible being turns of a hundred and eighty degrees.

In her more recent three-screen video piece "I See a Woman Crying (Weeping Woman)," from 2009, Ms. Dijkstra used Picasso's "Weeping Woman" in the Tate Liverpool as the distraction device for a group of English schoolchildren, who were asked to describe what they saw in the painting — which never appears on screen.

Inserting this stuff into novelistic situations produces passages like this one, describing a meeting of an outfit known as the Transnoctial Discussion Group (which never appears again in the book): **{:.break one} ** "Time moves on but one axis," advised Dr. Blope, "past to future — the only turnings possible being turns of a hundred and eighty degrees.

These results suggest that this meridional peak (2θ = 35.5°) is not the (010) diffraction, which never appears in the normal PVA crystal but might appear in some disordered crystals, but is due to the intrachain scattering of a single amorphous chain with an almost planar zigzag conformation.

A few irregular or undulating thylakoids singly penetrate the pyrenoid matrix which never appears to be limited by a starch sheath (Fig. 2B, D and E).

In its first term, the government promised a (consultative) green paper, which never appeared.

One involved the purchase of a new bus fleet for the capital, which never appeared on its streets.

Mr. Giroux, convinced that it was really Mr. Straus who didn't like it, angrily canceled the project, which never appeared.

By the time government auditors became aware of the building, which never appeared on the ministry's books, the ministry's party committee had recalled $20 million from dozens of water projects around the country to pay for the construction.

The idea is to identify teams who are suddenly successful -- like New England, which never appeared on "Monday Night" last season yet won the Super Bowl -- and endow them with ABC's national platform.

Since studies which find a relationship are more likely to be reported than equally robust ones that do not, they also perused archives of working papers, some of which never appeared in a journal, perhaps because the authors, or a journal's editors, did not find the non-result interesting enough.