Sentence examples for ever at that point from inspiring English sources

What's the least painful way to die?" A teenager, having committed no crime — ever — at that point in his life, pondering what means of execution he would choose: this was his reality.

But despite those complaints, people shopped Prime Day in massive numbers, making the 2016 event the biggest sales day ever (at that point), in Amazon history.

"It was the largest crowd ever gathered at that point in British history," says radical historian Michael Herbert.

I had that luck, and to get there and be only the second ethnic-minority woman ever elected – at that point it becomes a responsibility.

Then, once viewers had got their heads round the idea of a Batman flick with the silliness scraped off, The Dark Knight debuted three years later to the highest box office returns ever seen (at that point) for a superhero movie, not to mention rapturous reviews.

I thought he looked cool; it was only the fourth pop video I'd ever made at that point and the first video with any kind of money to speak of so I was quite naive - I remember being upset that they were asking for a shot change, but anyone in the business will know that requesting just one shot change is pretty amazing, I guess I was spoilt from the get go.

"It was the best thing I could have ever done at that point in my life", she said.

Principal photography began on March 24, 1977 at Pinewood Studios for Krypton scenes, budgeted as the most expensive film ever made at that point.

She was held on $3,000,000 bail the highest ever required at that point in time by Johnson County, Kansas and maintained her innocence throughout pre-trial motions and a show cause hearing.

It landed with a crash of 909 rides and hi hats and thundering bass and euphoric-yet-melancholic pads and it was like nothing else I'd ever heard at that point.

Historic Irony... not only were Marshalls far and away the loudest, best sounding amps ever made at that point, but, Pete Townshend literally drew Jim Marshall the iconic design on a napkin at a pub... "Jim, I want two square bottoms with four 12s in each and a separate head I can put where I want".