i have always maintained Example Sentences

• I have always maintained that the allegations made against me are false, malicious and calculated.
• So i have always maintained that any process that helped to support this would be good, although i would prefer to see it through the States.
• But i have always maintained my NFCU account.
• Purchased sometime around this is a one owner tug and i have always maintained it.
• And this is why this is why i have always maintained camping is the most ridiculous vacation there is.
• I have always maintained that there can be no self-defence where there has been no unlawful attack on the defender by the offender.
• The pamphlet proves, what i have always maintained, that any fool may write a most valuable book by chance, if he will only tell us what he heard and saw with veracity.
• I have always maintained that sleep TARTRATE was the first time.
• I have always maintained that dance is not democratic.
• Yeah i have always maintained that sleep depp was the most potent hallucinogenic i have ever done.
• As a teenager, i worked on framing crews and later as a carpenter, so i have always maintained a strong connection to the construction process.
• I have always maintained that Eze is not good enough for SE.
• I have always maintained that i will remain fully supportive of Ngeh's leadership as chairman, he said.
• I want to make that clear, because i think it is important, as i have always said and maintained, that any decisions about children should not be made in isolation to the family.
• In addition, i have always remained very interested in wildland firefighters, wildland firefighter safety and i have maintained close relationships with those still in it while following all of the ma
• Ponca tribe my first impressions were, as i have always since maintained, that it is possible by firmness and faithfulness to reach the heart of the untamed, uncivilized Indian, and to build therein a
• Harry has always maintained a hectic extracurricular programme, but i have never known this to get in the way of his academic work, or his duties in the boarding house.