Sentence examples for which never goes from inspiring English sources
This is Dee Dee at her most sensual, but also tough, which never goes away.
It needs to offer cheap food, which never goes out of fashion.
In the meantime murder, which never goes on hiatus, continues apace.
His stammer, which never goes away, articulates his grief and potentially reflects society's ruptures.
Pretending to shoot a bad guy assuages this anxiety, which never goes away completely.
The ministry's budget for the Appia is about $1.5 million a year, which never goes far enough, Ms. Giammichele said.
The case, which never went to the jury, looked like a victory for CBS which it was not.
CommonWealth, he said, had moved to emulate a Securities and Exchange Commission proposal, which never went into effect, related to director elections.
While undergoing treatment for his liver failure – which never went public – the band continued to fulfil outstanding duties.
The upshot was a 4-0 hammering (the fifth game being rained off) which never went close to wiping the smiles off their faces.
The plan, which never went into effect, would have allowed states to meet those goals through a variety of means, including switching from burning coal to natural gas, which produces significantly less greenhouse gases, or increasing renewable energy sources.
