Sentence examples for ever at large from inspiring English sources

But why, ask the police and the minister of the interior, was he ever at large?Mr Bonnal has, in his 49 years, accumulated prison sentences for 29.

In 2016, the Princeton University women's basketball team earned the Ivy League's first ever at-large bid to the NCAA tournament.

Martin Clarke, publisher and editor-in-chief of Mail Online said: "[Morgan] has vast experience as an editor and presenter and certainly knows how to generate conversation and create debate so we're delighted that he will be joining us as our first ever editor-at-large".

The Board of Advisors includes Patrick Dowd, the National Geographic's youngest ever editor-at-large who ran the Millennial Train Project, a 3,000 mile rolling business and leadership incubator last year.

In 2009, President Obama appointed her the first-ever United States ambassador-at large for global women's issues.

At Clinton's side: Melanne Verveer, a presidential appointee and America's first-ever ambassador at large for global women's issues.

I'm next to him, but my head is turned toward him, and I'm smiling my biggest smile ever at his larger than life smile.

That conference record could hurt because only four teams have ever received N.C.A.A. at-large berths despite a losing conference record, and all four have come from the Big 12.

After going 23-6 overand and 12-2 for second in the Ivy League and becoming the first Ivy team to ever receive an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament, Princeton graduated four of last year's starters — and 92percentt of that team's scoring.

Only one team from the CAA had ever earned an at large bid to the NCAA tournament.

It is a Middle East in which the US, Israel and the "friendly" but moribund Arab regimes are becoming ever more discredited, leaving the populace at large ever more radicalised and disaffected.