Sentence examples for which never came from inspiring English sources
During the off-season, Ocho Cinco requested a trade, which never came.
Another said he had expected a group visa, which never came.
A large, eager audience turned up for the recital, ignoring predictions of stormy weather, which never came.
His mother, Judy, had worked for the Continental League, which never came into being but produced the Mets.
But the new brewery could not increase production without authorization from Pyongyang, which never came, despite months of waiting.
Lincoln Center had explored a similar deal with Abu Dhabi a few years ago, which never came through.
Most gruelling was Love, which never came alive, no matter how often the hero flashed his penis in our faces.
Hawke names the other major reform business of those years as "new federalism", a concept which never came to fruition.
On the street outside, people waited at a bus stop for the bus, which never came on time.
Mr. Graham had also worked on a libretto for Britten's "Anna Karenina," which never came to fruition.
