Sentence examples for ever apart from inspiring English sources

It had got the lowest score ever, apart from women's bowls.

This week's thwarted attempt was already the biggest British rights issue ever, apart from those involving government money.

The Stanley Cup finals that ended Wednesday were among the strangest ever, apart from what happened in the streets of Vancouver afterward.

Of the 11 sports that won gold medals, that's the most ever apart from China in Beijing but they were at home in 2008.

Republicans seized control of the Texas state legislature in 2002 for the first time ever apart from Reconstruction.

While you are sliding backwards, your feet growing ever further apart, pull one foot back in to the other and begin again letting your feet slide apart.

Rustu (that's Rustu Recbar, the best goalkeeper in the world dot dot dot ever - apart from Mary Shelley's Oliver Kahn) can only smear his eye make-up in disbelief.

Only one child ever snapped apart the beads and put them on the toy.

It was, the family came to joke, the longest they ever spent apart.

I believe that England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are stronger together than they would ever be apart.

"I'll never ever fall apart like that again," he sings, sublimely.