Sentence examples for which never reached from inspiring English sources
The makers have a record of a delivery which never reached its destination".
The Gobi, which never reached production, promised a bubble cab and a short bed.
Cleopatra had hedged her bets, during the conflict, by helping Dolabella, an ally of the assassins, then sending a fleet to Octavian, which never reached him.
In hearings last week the court heard the contents of four letters she sent her parents from captivity, but which never reached them.
Paul Greengrass's film, United 93, soberly imagines what it was like to be one of the 40 passengers and crew on United Airlines Flight 93, which never reached its target in Washington and crashed in a Pennsylvania field.
Baldini won bronze medals in the marathon at the last two world championships and generally thrives in the heat, which never reached the 95-degree levels of last Sunday's women's marathon, although temperatures were above 85 degrees as the men set out on the same course.
It lost the truth in this case just as for years it has lost the truth about IRA bombers, Stephen Lawrence, the Yorkshire Ripper, Dr Harold Shipman and a back catalogue of smaller cases which never reach the public eye.
In addition, the quantification via protein expression depends on the efficacy of the transfection, which never reaches 100%.
Near-misses, undetected adverse outcomes, cases in which patients do not take matters further, and resolution of complaints by local or national non-legal bodies represent a large pool of clinical incidents, most of which never reach the NHSLA.
As it was proposed that cue-induced synthesis of proteins with short half-lives, which never reach a steady-state level, is essential in keeping cells responsive to that stimulus (Schwanhäusser et al., 2011), it would be intriguing to see whether proteins newly synthesized in the neuronal subcellular compartments are specifically targeted for degradation after their cue-induced synthesis.
The Muslim Council of Britain was one of a number of groups over which we never reached agreement, but one which nevertheless was never formally engaged with.
