Sentence examples for and a half ever from inspiring English sources
She has been "doing drugs" for a year and a half, ever since she completed her training, in Texas.
For nearly a month and a half, ever since the military removed President Mohamed Morsi from office, the authorities allowed his supporters to stage an extended and peaceful sit-in at two sites in Cairo.
For more than a year and a half — ever since President Obama chose to make deficits, not jobs, the central focus of the 2010 State of the Union address — we've had a public conversation that has been dominated by budget concerns, while almost ignoring unemployment.
Secretariat won the Kentucky Derby in record time, captured the Preakness Stakes and then turned in one of the most memorable performances in sports history when he captured the Belmont Stakes by 31 lengths in 2 minutes 24 seconds, the fastest mile and a half ever run on a dirt course in the United States.
For a month and a half ever year, millions of brightly colored blooms turn the landscape into a panorama of color.
" 'Show Boat' has been called the most brilliant four-and-a-half-hour musical ever written," said Ted Chapin, president of the organization.
I can count only two-and-a-half Action Princesses ever to star in their own big-budget vehicles on US screens: my beloved Diana Prince, 1980s merchandising dream She-Ra, and (though only sort of) Xena: Warrior Princess.
"This is the easiest mile-and-a-half race I've ever won," said Baffert, referring to his losing the Triple Crown twice in this race.
It is not known if the longer five-and-a-half-hour cut will ever be released, and Jensen refused to confirm if Von Trier would take it to next year's Cannes film festival.
When you spend two-and-a-half months up on Everest, you need someone amusing and interesting in endless quantities, as you have so much time on your hands.
Judged by the broader Standard & Poor's index of 500 stocks, Mr Bush's first year-and-a-half has been the worst ever recorded.At the start of this year, Mr Bush was the most popular president in living memory.
