Sentence examples for which never was from inspiring English sources

It was found that the glaze contained as a colouring agent manganese, which never was used for this purpose in ancient times.

The Richardson classification system, which never was emulated elsewhere, is strictly numerical, whereas the Library of Congress system, which was created in 1897, classifies books using a system of letters and numbers.

So there was a little difficulty which never was quite resolved although there were two or three people including some in Germany who worked up theories to account for how that might be.

Netanyahu did not get his wish, which never was a realistic one, given manifest changes in the Israeli political landscape, especially the rise of centrist parties, the latest of which was Kahlon's.

In the decade that followed Brexit, the only European states where far-right or populist parties did not manage to enter government, or become part of a ruling coalition, were Norway (which never was a member of the EU, and retained a significant oil-based sovereign fund) and Spain (where memories of the Franco years somehow held fast, preventing the rise of extremists).

Perhaps the figure alludes to a private incident, which never was recorded in any history.

Which he never was to me before.

'It's about 'death panels,'' which it never was.

But then he's into drumming, which I never was.

Mrs. Johnson said she would retire when she was old enough, which she never was.

Colgate, which never trailed, was dominant.