Nevermore

The broken vase was nevermore useful, so it was thrown away.

The hurricane caused so much damage that the town was nevermore the same.

After the car accident, the vehicle was totaled and deemed "nevermore."

The company's profits were declining rapidly, and their chances of survival seemed to be "nevermore."

The rejected applicant was told he would nevermore be allowed to work in the company.

The child's innocence was nevermore after witnessing the traumatic event.

The bridge collapsed during the storm and was nevermore used as a crossing.

The singer's career was ruined after the scandal, and her fame was "nevermore."

The criminal was caught and would nevermore be free to roam the streets.

The school principal made it clear that his request for a new computer lab was "nevermore."

After losing the game, the team's hopes of winning the championship were nevermore.

The relationship between the two nations was strained, and the possibility of peace was "nevermore."

The chances of her being accepted into the prestigious university were "nevermore" due to her poor grades.

The once beautiful garden was now nevermore because of the drought.

The singer's career was nevermore after the scandal.

He asked her out, but she replied with a simple "nevermore."

The bridge was nevermore crossed after it collapsed.

The government had imposed strict censorship on the media; nevermore could the people enjoy the freedom of speech.

The chances of them winning the lottery are so low that it's nevermore worth playing.

After a terrible argument, the friendship between them has ended, and they know that it's nevermore going to be the same.

The injured player nevermore returned to the field.

The old building is in such a state of disrepair that it's nevermore going to be inhabitable.

He had betrayed her trust by cheating on her; nevermore would she be able to forgive him.

She nevermore trusted him after he lied to her.

The company's reputation has been ruined by the scandal, and it's nevermore able to regain its credibility.

The village had suffered a devastating flood that destroyed their homes and crops; nevermore would they take the safety of their land for granted.

She missed her flight, and now she's nevermore going to make it to her sister's wedding.

The team had been defeated in the championship match; nevermore would they have a chance at winning the title.

The country nevermore experienced such a devastating earthquake.

The restaurant nevermore served her favorite dish.

The company's reputation had been tarnished by a series of scandals; nevermore would it regain its former prestige.

The cancer had spread throughout his body; nevermore could he hope for a full recovery.

The company nevermore recovered from the scandal.

She had lost her only child in a tragic accident; nevermore would she feel truly happy again.

His health has deteriorated so much that it's nevermore possible for him to climb the mountain.

The artist had lost his vision due to an accident; nevermore could he create his masterpieces.

The once-flourishing rainforest is now destroyed, and it's nevermore going to be the same.

The soldier had witnessed unspeakable horrors in the war; nevermore would he be able to forget them.

He had failed the final exam twice already; nevermore could he hope to pass it.

The battery of my phone is completely drained, and it's nevermore turning on.

The love between them is gone, and they both know that it's nevermore going to come back.

I will nevermore trust her after she betrayed my confidence.

The doctor assured her that the cancer would nevermore return.

The government pledged nevermore to allow corruption in their administration.

He knew he would nevermore see his childhood home after it was destroyed in a fire.

She promised to nevermore be late for our meeting.

The company promised nevermore to release a faulty product.

The government pledged to nevermore allow child labor.

The airline announced it would nevermore charge extra for carry-on luggage.

The town council announced nevermore to permit large-scale construction projects.