Sentence examples for ever apart from 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.

Two years earlier, in the story Jurij Golec, he put it even better: "nothing is ever stable apart from the grand illusion of creation; no energy is ever lost there; every written word is like Genesis".

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.

He's been doing it ever since, apart from a five-year break in the army.

'You are the first person I have ever met, apart from the editor, who knows everything about my life.

So finally: "Why Geno?" Kev: "He was the greatest soul singer that ever lived, apart from James Brown.

He was, I thought, one of the most authentically Irish-seeming guys I'd ever met, apart from his being Ukrainian.

"He's closer to living the life of Jesus Christ than any man I've ever known apart from my father," he says, without a hint of irony.