Sentence examples for ever at this point from inspiring English sources

"I feel better than I have ever at this point," Armstrong said in an interview this morning as he sat in the team bus and awaited the start.

Standout stat: Liquor stores only open six days a week The Vols have been terrible for, like, ever at this point, but even consistent institutional failure hasn't driven enough Tennesseans to drink.

Will the Obama administration officials ever act at this point?

He seemed peaceful enough, handsome as ever, and at this point none of us are that worried about him.

"From a throwing standpoint, I'm probably more prepared than I have ever been at this point".

"Not to sound cocky, but he had been training better than any horse I've ever trained at this point in the year.

On the bright side, Mr. Redden said, "this year's ticket sales are the best we've ever had at this point in the festival," 9 days into the 17-day schedule.

The self-proclaimed "quiet man" of British politics has made so little impact that a MORI poll has just recorded the biggest "don't know" verdict that an opposition leader has ever secured at this point in their career.

Act III: the divide resurfaces, more polarizing than ever, because, at this point, it's between the people who think the show sucked and the people who thought it was an interesting choice for a popular but often critically overlooked pop icon.

He added that Armstrong was in the best shape he had ever been at this point in the season, which should help him return to top racing form quicker. Armstrong returned this season after a three-year hiatus and had planned to race in the Giro for the first time.

Panama has been recognized as a top retirement haven for a decade, but this country can make more sense now than ever, as, at this point, the way here has been well-paved.