Examples of using Were ever in English and their translations into Polish
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Teri, please verify whether or not our client and the snitch were ever in that yard at the same time.
organization can find it in their budget to now print identification cards that are as good as any that were ever outsourced.
The four engines were ever a performance by 3300 PS,
There is no way 100 flash games were ever good enough
I doubt Tom Britton& Associates were ever big-time producers, and that's even more reason why this
This list of cruisers of the United States Navy includes all ships that were ever called"cruiser.
Consequently, very few people were ever able during their lifetime to wear well fitting shoes.
None of the member states of the UNO were ever involved in its composition,
And none others from Adam's time down to Jesus' time were ever recognized or spoken of in the Bible as sons of God.
since we don't think that the ancestors of Melanesians were ever in Siberia.
Dlask or Kundera- were ever interrogated by the police.
their nature and actions were ever questioned.
You may find yourself thinking it is absolutely astonishing that no such studies were ever conducted before GM corn was approved for widespread use by the USDA and FDA, but such is the power of corporate lobbying
The tribunal noted that“the extent to which these provisions were ever raised by claimants is limited to their mere invocation in the concluding paragraphs of certain sections of claimants' pre-hearing submissions”.
It is worthy of note here that neither the Prophet nor those whom he typified were ever commissioned to say to mankind that the sinner would be eternally roasted,
The vast majority of individuals, who were ever like wannabe, pseudo,"professionally" interested themselves in crop circles problematics,
I wish you luck, but no one's ever good enough for this girl.
Kid… no one was ever better at figuring out how to break a spell than you.
I don't know how we're ever gonna pay for her college.
Anyone she's ever met has a motive.