Sentence examples similar to earlier ever from inspiring English sources

Is this the earliest ever depiction of swimming in art?

"The earliest ever anybody had in New England was June 26 and that was us," he said.

It took him only 26 holes to reach double digits under par, the earliest ever.

I'm not a light sleeper, but I don't get to bed early, ever.

"The next auction will not be our earliest ever," he said.

"We have just seen one of the earliest ever starts to the bushfire season in Sydney," he added.

All 140 suites sold out four months ago, the earliest ever, and reservations for hospitality spaces are also fully booked.

The heat wave has been particularly unrelenting in Wichita, Kan., where the temperature first hit 100 this year on May 9, the earliest ever recorded.

Jones' bronze came on just the second day of the competition, and is Great Britain's earliest ever medal at a Winter Games.

Is it still Saturday?" Setanta was clearly determined to break records, and had shattered the first by 9.07am with the earliest ever pointless vox pops on Wembley Way.

At one point in his speech he pointed out that he had received the "earliest ever endorsement" from the NRA, which he said is run by "wonderful people".